Sentence examples for the feeble man from inspiring English sources

Father Kleinsorge put a piece of cloth over Father Schiffer's eyes, so that the feeble man would not think he was going crazy.

Look not at the feeble man sitting in court, his right hand trembling, his pinstriped pants tucked into the tops of his rubber galoshes.

He speaks of freedom and the difficult decisions it requires: "The wolf is entitled to a sheep/Much like a tyrant to a feeble man./But to stomp the neck of tyranny/To lead it to the righteous knowledge/ That is man's most sacred duty".

Slow though the process of selection may be, if feeble man can do much by his powers of artificial selection, I can see no limit to the amount of change, to the beauty and infinite complexity of the coadaptations between all organic beings, one with another and with their physical conditions of life, which may be effected in the long course of time by nature's power of selection.

When I came to Bundy's rustic, wooden one-floor home, the feeble old man was pretty hospitable.

When I came to his rustic, wooden one-floor home, the feeble old man was pretty hospitable.

She looks for other solutions to dealing with the feeble old man; at one point, because of a doctor's appointment, she is forced to lock him in the apartment tied to his bed.

In particular, as Teiresias -- the blind seer who knows the truth, and is brought by anger by Oedipus's doubt of him to make the first declaration that the king himself was the killer of the king -- Lou Ferguson does a riveting turn as a stiff-legged and feeble man whose rage is nonetheless terrifying.

Captain America was originally Steve Rogers, a relatively feeble man who is given superpowers by an experimental growth serum, and fights the Nazis in World War II.

"I don't know why they killed them," said Mr. Samad, a short, feeble man with a white beard and white turban, as he struggled in an interview to come to terms with the loss of his wife, four daughters between the ages of 2 and 6, four sons between 8 and 12, and two other relatives.

Duane Dix is a skateboarder, who glides in and out of interviewer's microphone range, talking in jive talk: "There was this one time, I remember, this was real feeble, man, it was moron city......my buddy Gary, from school?" etc. Al Gumbiner, Jr., made his living for fifty-five years by standing on stage and talking through his hat.