Sentence examples for on the feeble from inspiring English sources

As angry demonstrations go, it was on the feeble side.

The scenes set at a Cannes trade convention are on the feeble side.

The plotting is on the feeble side but director Yip stages the set-pieces with plenty of relish.

Luigi Speranza, the head of fiscal and inflation economics at BNP Paribas, said that could be a further drag on the feeble Spanish economy.

Basically, this is a defanged, declawed, depoliticised Margaret Thatcher, whom we are invited to admire on the feeble grounds that she is tougher and gutsier than the men.

And imagine how much more dozing you could enjoy if you gave up on politics completely.It's true that some arguments in favour of voting border on the feeble and syrupy.

The Roberts Court now seems intent on disposing of the feeble, flimsy McCain-Feingold campaign finance law as well as the 1990 Austin decision that upheld a state law barring corporations from spending to defeat a specific candidate.

I say nothing of the feeble jokes on "bee" and "be" and Pooh Bear.

Everyone-and we mean everyone-in the Brotherhood gets an equal vote on how we carry out our dual mission: tirelessly advocating for our mutant brethren on one hand, and introducing the feeble human armies to our stockpile of gassed-up Ford Pintos on the other.

Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one, For the union makes us strong.

When freedom's inspiration through the people's blood shall run, There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun; What force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one, We keep the struggle going till every battle's won.