Sentence examples for weakest piece from inspiring English sources

"Still" is the weakest piece on the compilation, arresting gestures in search of a narrative; "Madhares," too, has a fitful feel.

No matter how superbly installed – and even the weakest piece looks briefly plausible here – the art hasn't the space to speak on its own terms.

The king's sidekick was a man -- the vizier -- and was the weakest piece on the board, permitted to move only one measly square per turn, on the diagonal.

"Vandals" is probably the weakest piece in the book: two couples get together twice a year; this time, a neighbor's house burns down.

The weakest piece involved Craven and Donovan illustrating the workings of the jet stream by wafting a blue ribbon across a map of the UK marked in the grass.

On the other hand, Eggener and Polkowski (1976) state that the weakest piece of input information is not the assumed loading condition, but the pipe friction factor.

He turned it into an attractive company by holding onto its weakest pieces, like its reinsurance assets, and securing Warburg Pincus as an anchor investor.

That makes for a remarkably weak piece of journalism, and an enormously frustrating situation.

David Hammons is represented by a weak piece, a gong with a target configuration.

Other than that, it's a weak piece, which makes you yearn romantically for John Humphrys' hectoring tones.

The Race Relations bill was championed by many on the left, making its way through parliament despite criticisms that it was a weak piece of legislation.