Sentence examples for weakest thing from inspiring English sources

That that was the weakest thing that I could do.

But that's also the weakest thing about these paintings - they don't tell us anything we don't already know.

(Lorraine Hansberry named her 1960 teleplay "The Drinking Gourd," which was also about slavery. It was the weakest thing she ever wrote).

You can feel that in the current Hayward Gallery exhibition Invisible, in which the weakest thing by far is an empty plinth by Warhol.

Performed in German with subtitles, Katie Mitchell and Maja Zade's version of the text is the weakest thing about the production: an afflicted prose poem, no match for its nuanced visual power.

Give Me All Your Luvin' may be the weakest thing here: its position as the album's lead single seems to have had more to do with showing off the presence of Nicki Minaj and MIA than its featherweight melody.

"The public trust doctrine in the U.S. is a fairly weak thing".

"What a despicable and weak thing to do – risking our defences, risking our country, risking our UK.

She closed her eyes and hoped — it seemed a weak thing, hope, and it was all she had — with all her heart not.

She went home in tears, angry but also mortified, wondering whether it was a freakish and weak thing to have done.

I took hold of the chain in the grip of my two hands and snapped it without even trying (it was nothing, a child's toy, a poor weak thing designed to forestall ordinary men), and then I rolled back the gate on its lubricated rail and in the next moment we were outside in the darkness.