Sentence examples for supposedly feeble from inspiring English sources
Supposedly feeble nerds launched a movement for libel reform and made it the most dynamic free speech campaign since the battle to overturn the ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Though it's undeniable that his filmography is blemished by a small cluster of feeble, supposedly audience-pleasing features - L'Homme qui Aimait les Femmes, Une Belle Fille Comme Moi, Vivement Dimanche!, etc - the so-called sell-out was not something that occurred only in the wake of a series of higher-minded art-house flops.
This Martin Kallikak supposedly impregnated a nameless feeble-minded woman, which started one line of descendants, and then he married "a respectable girl of good family" and started a second line of descendants.
There's Germany, supposedly hamstrung by an unusually feeble roster and a coach who controversially would rather live in the 714 area code than in, say, Germany.
For all the West's supposedly huge soft power, it has been feeble in its efforts to win over moderate Muslims in the most important battle of all, that of ideas.
Supposedly a psychological thriller (there's a feeble, last-minute attempt to suggest we're witnessing a Greek tragedy), Cassandra's Dream is a succession of ill-staged scenes, mostly involving static two-shots in which characters look awkwardly at each other as they exchange ill-written dialogue full of clunking exposition, emphasising points by jabbing their fingers.
In yet another feeble attempt to overthrow our supposedly fascist and oppressive government, right-wing lunatics once again took to the street in a horrendously embarrassing fizzle.
3 When supposedly advanced European countries have laws as feeble as this, naturally the poor countries, with less to invest in law enforcement systems, tend to do little or nothing at all.
