Sentence examples for so feeble that from inspiring English sources
But it's not so feeble that a cogent case against a bad idea cuts no ice.
Is it because they are so feeble that they can't look after themselves?" He asks.
Her daughter's psyche is so feeble that anything can rattle her.
They make the plutonium feel warm to the touch but are so feeble that skin easily stops the radiation.
Two years ago progress was so feeble that Pascal Lamy, director-general of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), suspended negotiations.Many wrote the round off at that point.
And even if these likely American austerity measures don't result in an outright recession, job growth is already so feeble that most Americans still think we're in recession.
Mr. Perry's campaign became so feeble at the end that it is easy to forget why many observers, myself included, once thought him to be quite formidable.
In contrast, the sleep-deprived brain becomes noisy with electrical activity and so feeble at laying down memories that the process is all but blocked.
The reason the outfit is so feeble is that its members include several countries best known for their brutality and contempt for the rule of law.
In the Protestant cultures of post-Reformation Europe there was a lively debate about the new ideal of companionate marriage, one which spilled over into Cleopatra's story: the reason Dryden's Cleopatra feels so feeble is that she lacks a wedding ring.
Or Us? Are we so feeble minded that we cannot be trusted to be responsible for our own existence?
