Sentence examples for sense of weakness from inspiring English sources

"There's a sense of weakness," he said.

But occasional twinges of chest pain persist, along with a sense of weakness.

For the first time I felt a real sense of weakness.

A mini-inventory cycle is clouding a proper accounting of the underlying health of the economy -- and creating a false sense of weakness at present.

Yet Manuel Pellegrini's first season in charge of the Blues also coincides with a sense of weakness at Manchester United, who are adjusting to the massive change triggered by Sir Alex Ferguson's departure.

These fears further intensify Israel's profound sense of insecurity and the Arabs' pervasive sense of weakness, the psychological states that are almost as central to understanding the conflict as the objective differences.

Depression, as well as an increased sense of physical weakness and malaise, is common among people confined to bed.

The decision by Boeing to pursue the case grew out of a sense of both weakness and opportunity.

The corollary to the rise of the hard man was a sense of debilitating weakness among western democracies and of a crumbling postwar international strategic and legal order.

Mr Fergusson acknowledged MSPs' frustration and promised an inquiry into the "veracity" of ministerial responses.The vote also reflects a growing sense of SNP weakness.

She doesn't use the microphone, either – which is understandable, in this small room, but adds to the sense of vocal weakness.