Sentence examples for small and feeble from inspiring English sources

The Independent was also worried by "huge and powerful corporations" that "overwhelm small and feeble nation states" in an environment where "'intellectual rights'" can be relocated on a keyboard stroke".

And the result is civil small talk and feeble smiles and a sense of having compromised.

The male is smaller and feebler.

Often, he says, this metamorphosis – such as the development of democracy in ancient Greece – comes from small and seemingly feeble beginnings.

The iPod Touch (8 to 32 gigs, $230 to $400) gains a metal back, tapered like the iPhone's, and a small, feeble speaker and volume keys on the left edge.

To begin with, said John of Hildesheim, they were not magnificent figures of men but small, feeble and scrawny.

It's meant so much…" Even small, feeble, and seated, Stritch was formidable, near glowering, certainly annoyed.

The Palestinians, defeated and feeble, have little to offer.

Freud was old and feeble; he let his guard down.

That pattern has persisted through boom, bust, and feeble recovery.

They certainly suffer from poor management and feeble oversight.