Sentence examples for weaker word from inspiring English sources
The legal agreement on biodiversity, published in 2011, clearly uses the word "ensure" but by insisting on the much weaker word "promote", the US has diluted hard-won legal language and replaced it with something that is nebulous at best, and unenforceable at worst.
We have also in most cases substituted the weaker word "measured" or "obtained evidence" for "determined".
With one weak word upon the pillow.
By Hilary Corke The New Yorker, February 11 , 1961P. 30 With one weak word upon the pillow View Article By Adam Davidson By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Ben Taub.
These stock audiences made up of extras, react just as they should, and enthusiasm is a weak word for them when they run riot.
Meanwhile, the $13 million musical "Catch Me if You Can" — which had been one of the most anticipated of the spring — is now set to close on Sunday after ticket sales fizzled this summer, a result of mixed reviews and weak word of mouth.
When it comes to the neocon architects of global Bushism, hubris remains a weak word.
"Deal" was weak wording for it.
If we are weak, words will be of no help".
"We need stronger action, not weak words," she said.
One of the most profoundly disappointing responses to the events in Hong Kong has been Britain's silence – or its weak words that have sometimes been worse than silence.
