Sentence examples for seems feeble from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the response in the United States — which records 50,000 new infections every year — seems feeble.

On the basis of the allegations that I heard read out in court, the evidence seems feeble, but I concede that I don't know the full facts.

Much of what I read seems feeble or recycled.

Its successor, Lee's third novel, "Aloft" (2004), seems feebler, a thematic poor cousin.

Moreover, opposition outside Congress seems feebler now than in 2007, when widespread fulminations against "amnesty" for illegal immigrants derailed a similar bill.

Red Bull, by contrast, seemed feeble.

— seem feeble, and also because the nineteenth-century, T.R.-tone T.R.-toneh something essential to the notion.

But, with the creative vision Mr. Tisci has shown previously, it seemed feeble to be working to an established formula.

By now the sun was high in the sky, and even my training runs in the cloudless Botswana heat seemed feeble preparation.

The answers – "I didn't have time" and "Your mother didn't speak it" – seemed feeble then but are understandable in retrospect: he was working full time, in a completely English environment, knowing that I would have no one to practise with when he wasn't there.

But now that Technology was King, and they were that King's capital, any such measures seemed feeble and insufficient when arrayed against a colossal shift in wealth and power that was transforming the world entire — a shift whose very hinge was their City and the Vale to its south.