Sentence examples for utterly feeble from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi forces are utterly feeble.
Why was my response so utterly feeble?
Uncapped farm subsidies and an utterly feeble cross compliance regime (the conditions attached to these payments).
Examples range from the mildly droll – Gatecrashergate, Henry Gatesgate (also known as Stupidgate) – to the utterly feeble (Sexy Photo Gate).
If he wasn't such a pitiful person, his various failed passes at women would be seedy, rather than funny, and his various attempts at emotional blackmail would come across psychotic, rather than utterly feeble.
Giving verbals to the fans, via the media, is not a sensible approach at any time, but it's utterly feeble when you're doing it after such a poor performance.
The goal was to create a new human being, the individual, scared and utterly alone, whose feeble and meaningless interactions with other individuals could only take place through some kind of market exchange.
He sums this up with an epigraph from the English philosopher Joseph Glanvill that includes the line: "Man doth not yield himself to the angels, nor unto death utterly, save only through the weakness of his feeble will".
But from our vantage point, the feeble, reflected light of a planet is utterly lost in the glare of the star right next to it.
Most of us thought this pitch would do plenty by the third day but it looks utterly benign thus far. 1. 1 Sentimental in a feeble or sickly way: "a mawkish poem".
