Sentence examples for seemingly feeble from inspiring English sources
Often, he says, this metamorphosis – such as the development of democracy in ancient Greece – comes from small and seemingly feeble beginnings.
He also said for the first time that Iraq's seemingly feeble antiaircraft fire had forced pilots to abort strikes on some sites, though he described those targets as secondary ones.
"Dream House," (working title) TBS Executive Producers: Elizabeth Banks and Max Handelman; Writers: Dottie Zicklin and Eric Zicklin When a young guy has the chance to buy the house of his dreams, he quickly discovers that the owner, a seemingly feeble old man, is actually a grifter who manages to sell the house and become his roommate.
Valiant attempts and no mistake, gents, but downright feeble when compared with Andy Morrison's seemingly irrefutable response: "The answer must be Port Vale," he declares.
When that seemingly invincible soccer star is shot in the chest, the narrator muses on "two feeble fingers that have grown tired of slipping into a pocket or tugging at a sleeve, tired of being beneath the sole of a boot".
But enforcement is feeble.
