Sentence examples for the extremely feeble from inspiring English sources

Weighing a few to hundreds of times as much as a proton, such particles would interact with ordinary matter only through their gravity and the extremely feeble weak nuclear force, making them ideal candidates for dark matter.

They are very hard to detect because their interaction with ordinary matter is extremely feeble, but over the years physicists have detected enough of them to observe that as they travel through space they can "oscillate" from one flavour to another.

An anthropologist from another planet would observe that while our species has a great capacity for formulating ethical principles, our ability to live up to them is extremely feeble.

What can definitely be said is that it shows some knowledge of Parmenides, that it at least raises serious philosophical questions, such as the relation of thought to reality and the possibility of referring to things which do not exist, that no question which it raises is developed to any significant extent and that most of its arguments are extremely feeble.

The mismatch between the extremely dangerous state of the earth and my own feeble endeavours seems mockingly large.

The extremely minor earthquake in Kent provoked a sarcastic Twitter storm, mocking how feeble it was.

The trouble is that the feeble Yemeni state is bankrupt.

"Even the adults are feeble," the grandmother said angrily.

The feeble collapses in the second half of the series dashed those hopes.

The more Kureishi turned inward, the feebler the creative dividends.

Basic services remain meager, the economy feeble.