Sentence examples for similarly feeble from inspiring English sources
These two things have helped Mr Gore erase Mr Bush's once-huge advantage in Florida, the fourth-largest state and one that usually votes Republican.To optimists in the Bush camp, the lacklustre performance smacks of similarly feeble first efforts in the early days of the Republican primary contest.
Evidence of a weak president being pushed leftward might cause investors to worry whether he will prove similarly feeble when it comes to reining in the vast deficits he is now racking up; and that might spook the buyers of bonds that finance all those deficits.
Egypt's military dictatorship has been shown to be similarly feeble.
Similarly, with the exception of the feeble knuckle-rapping of Jimmy Carter and the elder George Bush, no American administration has been willing to apply sustained pressure to get Israel to stop the illegal policy of settler colonialism in the occupied territories.
If implemented, the Law Commission plans would not just weaken cohabitation but destroy it, by turning it, as alleged, into a kind of feeble, inadvertent form of matrimony in which the authorities similarly presume to take sides, assess responsibilities and guess at private intentions.
About 200 years later, far less devout "social Darwinists" advanced a similarly harsh conclusion: Society is a jungle and it correctly rewards the fittest and punishes the feeble.
Similarly, drawing attention to some sensible, largely technical measures designed to make the enlarged union function is a feeble retort to those who see a plot to strip Britain of its sovereignty.Weapons of mass distrustMr Blair fervently believes the Tory policy of partial disengagement is hostile to Britain's national interest.
But enforcement is feeble.
