Sentence examples for the most feeble from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Karzai has resisted all but the most feeble gestures.
It has conducted the most feeble non-inquiries of its own.
We have the most feeble of democracies because people do not bother exercising their right to vote.
There is no need for billion-dollar radar-evading airplanes because Afghanistan has only the most feeble air defenses.
Although the world around Bill is "diminished to the most feeble red light," the novel, at last, burns brightly.
It's a surprise best-seller which, apparently, has the power to turn even the most feeble of us into axe-wielding lumberjacks.
Suppose, for example, that in the final days of her tenure a State Governor offers a pardon to the oldest, most feeble inmates in the state penitentiary who have already served most of a life sentence.
If the mighty Israelis are not capable of defeating the Arabs' new Saladin, why should one of the region's most feeble and divided governments dare to try?They have a planIn this section The future of globalisation Stuck in Lebanon The dream of the personal computer Tough love works Mending Africa's broken heart Viva, Zapatero!
The Knicks are top-heavy but talent poor, with a domineering star, a weak supporting cast and an offense that ranks among the N.B.A.'s most feeble.
Yes, of the half-dozen most feeble squads since Stanley Cup play began in 1893, fully half made the scene this year.
On this third count the current incumbent, Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, has been most feeble.
