Sentence examples for of only a feeble from inspiring English sources

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

Alas, past performance is only a feeble indicator of future results.

However, only a feeble expression of MC-1R was detectable in naive CD4+ T cells and moreover, no up-regulation was found after stimulation with α-MSH (Figure 1B).

For years, it pottered along, weighed down by the regulations that made up the licence raj, producing only a feeble "Hindu" rate of growth.

Even unmodified, "Sir" and "Ma'am" are useful ways of addressing strangers in public, where the British code now allows only a feeble "Excuse me!" or a rude "Hey you".

It's only a feeble old geezer on a cane.

The TorchStars never get totally white — only a feeble blue — and they're not very bright.

Cloud systems of this type are associated with feeble upcurrents of only a few centimetres per second that last for at least several hours.

Why does the government believe improving the energy performance of homes only deserves a feeble £26m?" He said setting a date for legislation showed the government had "jumped to a verdict already" and he accused the chancellor of a "knee-jerk reaction" to a "highly emotive" campaign.

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

On the whole, however, pre-Revolutionary Russia could make only a few feeble gestures toward the creation of an independent children's literature.