Sentence examples for really feeble from inspiring English sources

So much did Confucius admire the achievements of the long-dead Zhougong that he once said: "I must have grown really feeble and old, since I have not for a long time dreamed of seeing Duke Zhou".

"We met and Lee said to me, 'What do you think of the script?' I said, 'I think it's really feeble.' He said, 'Well, I agree with you, so what are we talking about?' I said the character is interesting.

Are Europeans really as feeble as he asserts?

Compare this moderate entertainment to, say, Monsters, Inc., and it really looks feeble.

Some of the humour here is really pretty feeble (lots of jokes about poop and flea-ridden dogs along with some very crude slapstick).

What is difficult for outsiders to tell is whether the US really is feebler than it was once, or whether Barack Obama's slowness in making decisions merely gives that impression.

Do I really look that feeble?

For an audience used to The Thick of It, this spin-doctor really does sound feeble.

It would be different if I were really ineffective and feeble.

"The steps he outlined," Hertzberg says, "were gestures in the right direction, but they were really kind of feeble".

(By contrast, Mr. Keene said, Mr. Kasparov's preparation was not so rigorous and the members of his entourage are "not nearly as high-ranking -- quite feeble, really").