Sentence examples for too feeble for from inspiring English sources
By then, the production has exhausted its ideas, the finale too feeble for Tchaikovky's climactic music.
Too feeble for sports, too dim for chess club and unable to do much useful with their hands, like fix a car, they landed in politics.
Make no mistake, this is not some old broken down horse too feeble for its job.
In our comparative study of penile anatomy in quadruped and biped animals [ 2], the former consistently possess an os penis that is virtually free from rigidity problems, whereas humans are peculiar among bipedal animals in possessing disproportionately large and extraordinarily hydraulic corpora cavernosa (CC), an os analog, which prevents the glans from being too feeble for intromission.
Irony is too feeble a word for what they actually got: a losing war, protracted for four years and concluded -- with much additional humiliation -- on the same terms that Johnson and Hubert Humphrey had been offering in 1968.
And now we're going to replace that with a system in which large numbers of Americans have to plead for special dispensation, on the grounds that they're too feeble to work for a living".
We have espoused unpopular causes, stood up for those too feeble to stand up for themselves, locked horns with the high and mighty so swollen with power that they have forgotten their roots, exposed corruption and the waste of your hard-earned tax rupees, and made sure that whatever the propaganda of the day, you were allowed to hear a contrary view.
I was too feeble a suitor for such an enterprise.
Mr. Gore's aides expressed delight at the turn of events, saying that President Bush's "Today" show interview rooted out the bitterness beneath all the sweetness of the convention, disrupted the intricate choreography and cast the Texas governor as too feeble to fend for himself.
Their future depends on how well their countries handle the intertwined problems of H.I.V.-AIDS, ethnic and civil conflict, corrupt and abusive government and economic growth too feeble to provide jobs for rising populations.
