Sentence examples for more feeble and from inspiring English sources

Near the end, to support this point, they quote what he wrote about great writers in One-Way Street: "For only the more feeble and distracted take an inimitable pleasure in closure, feeling that their lives have thereby been given back to them".

As global communication has grown we see that the enemy love their children, they hurt from poverty and hunger, they fight disease and natural disasters, they have old who grow older, more feeble and dependent on increasingly fewer resources.

Two more feeble serves and Henman was 15-40 down and virtually out.

He tells us: 'The eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no need of thee; nor again the head to the feet, I have no need of thee.' Nay, much more those members of the body which seem to be more feeble... and those members of the body which we think of as less honorable — all are necessary.

'Get a little more feeble, Melvin, and we'll recognize you.' Right now I'm a little too dangerous.

It became clear that the older and more feeble of us would be at a disadvantage.

Either way, Australia's process of normalizing the cost of borrowing again is in stark contrast to other developed nations, including the United States and Europe, whose recovery began later and remains more feeble.

The Northern Alliance was even more feeble than Iraqi anti-Saddamers, and look what happened when we rolled up our sleeves.

Investors are worried about the widening fissure between the more feeble countries of the euro zone and an increasingly dominant Germany.

Mladic, 70, cuts a far more feeble figure than the stocky, bluff and ruddy-faced former Yugoslav artillery officer who gained notoriety during the war.

But if they are enormously more feeble than the gravity between stars and galaxies, they won't make any difference to the Dark Energy or Dark Matter problems, so that's a waste of time.