Sentence examples for physically feeble from inspiring English sources

But he, too, is both physically feeble and senile: not so much forgetful as lost in the past.

"It can strengthen the appetite of the old, the physically feeble, pregnant women and children with poor appetite," the article said, "thereby enhancing nutrition and encouraging improved health".

But what if you uncover that great halberd, and you happen to be a physically feeble wizard who can't use big, two-handed weapons at all? (The five classes in Diablo III are barbarian, wizard, demon hunter, monk and witch doctor — each with a distinctive style of play).

I woke up feeling shaky and fatigued, I felt physically feeble and short of breath.

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For example, older people must never be presented as physically impaired or feeble; only, in Ravitch's rueful reading, "as healthy, happy and able to run a marathon".

Nature informs us that women are physically frail, mentally feeble, and generally lacking in the necessary leadership virtues.

Now, though, a humbling acknowledgment permeates the atmosphere of little-old-lady-land: a realization that I cannot do what I used to do, a sense of being feeble or vulnerable, physically as well as mentally.

It was impervious to moral shock, being used to the light nocturnal ways of sailors, but the buildings were too feeble to be trifled with physically.

Scammell is right to note, though, that Koestler was by then "too feeble and too far gone physically and mentally to have any further control over ­Cynthia".

But as we saw earlier, Weyl held that no satisfactory solution can be given to the problem of motion as long as we adhere to the Einstein-Machian empiricist position that relegates the field to the role of a feeble extensive medium, and which does not acknowledge that the guiding field is physically real.