Sentence examples for of a feeble from inspiring English sources

A sign of failure, of a feeble economy, perhaps?

Early on, Plumer dismissed Jefferson as the leader of a "feeble, nerveless administration".

I can't stand being able to feel the cogs of a feeble plot turning.

Others saw it as evidence that the labor market was deteriorating in the face of a feeble recovery.

But set against the enormity of Britain's health-care fix, this has the makings of a feeble record.

This will not rewrite the narrative of a feeble and faltering recovery but it will reveal that Europe's economies are bigger than previously reckoned.

Rather than serving as a forum for ideas and interest groups, it goes in for a feeble sort of gesture politics.

At the G8 summit last July, in L'Aquila, Italy, a photograph of a feeble-looking Mubarak being helped up some stairs by an aide was published on the front page of several Cairo newspapers.

It may sound like the winner of a Feeblest Possible Title for a Hollywood Comedy competition, but there is a film coming out next week called Office Christmas Party.

Helping the poor get a better version of what is ultimately a derivational form of education is a feeble kind of disruption and more of a reproduction of structural educational disadvantage.

"The Greatest" allows the release of only a feeble trickle.