Sentence examples for though feebly from inspiring English sources

Unlike other anglers, they lack pelvic fins, and they swim about, though feebly, rather than live on the bottom.

But if you think he's honestly, though feebly, trying to keep the business afloat, and if the arrival of some additional merchandise might help keep the lights on a while longer, then you can let your vendors decide whether the potential revenue is worth it to them.

After expressing concern for her "erratic behavior," they decided she was, in fact, capable of caring for herself ("though feebly").

It has been several years since the Senate chamber was the scene of drama as gripping as the brief encounter over the rules that took place yesterday between Lyndon Johnson and what the press has taken to calling the "bipartisan liberals," a group whose effort to end the filibuster have been stoutly supported (though rather feebly articulated) by the Vice-President.

Last month, though, the Tigers, revived, overran feebly defended positions in the north.

His tumultuous group, ever gaining converts and shedding apostates, dominated the Paris scene until the German invasion of 1940, from which Surrealism — like the French art world — never recovered, though the movement hung on feebly in France until after Breton's death, in 1966.

For now, though, mixed economic data is presenting a picture of an economy that is recovering feebly from recession.

Others tried to argue, on the whole rather feebly, that Lincoln was really just a politician as though eloquence and politics are alien to each other.

Though they won the right to vote in 1944, French women are feebly represented in politics today.

Initially, it's excruciating, but by Sunday, even though I am still detoxing, I'm in a bikini drinking pomegranate juice and feebly playing pool volleyball.

Hands feebly remonstrating.