Sentence examples for was feeble to from inspiring English sources
As Diana told the Daily Mail journalist Liz Jones in 2010: "It was feeble to have nerves.
Could David Cameron remind the House which leader said in May 2010 that it would be feeble to back out of a televised debate?
Labour's opposition in parliament is feeble to the point of paralysis, because so many share so much of the grim orthodoxy that has plunged the world into the great recession.
But it is feeble to insist that it can only be done by giving council housing to the private- sector financial interests which permeate the office of the deputy prime minister and its task force.
Consequently, "the savage" was feeble, glabrous, passionless, and, compared to Europeans, was sexually less potent, less sensitive, and more timid, among other things ([N]: 58).
The generator was feeble.
The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom, and those who restrain their desires do so because their desires are feeble enough to be restrained.
Walters, who upon her arrest, was found by detectives to be "feeble", is now thought to have had a mental age of about 10.
Wiseman was not in attendance, but fret not that the 86 year-old director was too feeble to appear; he was in Europe shooting his next movie.
In its response to the murder, Britain's rulers showed themselves to be feeble, inconsistent and almost culpably addicted to wishful thinking.
