Sentence examples for were feeble on from inspiring English sources

But Anatole Kaletsky of the Times, who is always worth reading, writes that all three main parties were feeble on the key point yesterday – Darling, Cameron and Clegg – but that Darling was least bad.

But the Rangers have been feeble on offense lately and could not finish off the Stars, who rebounded twice to post a 3-2 victory.

He thinks it is feeble of Europe, and unfair on America, for the former to have to call on the latter whenever there is serious war to be waged.

President Bush Bush's remarks were feeble,….

Meanwhile, the Tories, whose position in local government is feeble, are concentrating on marginal wards, not whole councils.

The yen sank on speculation that a report today will show Japanese consumer spending to be feeble, casting doubt on the economy's strength.

Because the understanding of the masses "is feeble," he went on, effective propaganda needed to be boiled down to a few slogans that should be "persistently repeated until the very last individual has come to grasp the idea that has been put forward".

Spending on research is feeble.Worst of all, unstable and populist governments in the new democracies offer a poor advertisement for continued EU expansion.

The response of Nato to the crisis in Ukraine has been feeble: there is no desire on the part of the US to go to war with Russia over a country that is not even a Nato member.

Italy's contorted politics may make this easier.The Prodi government's hold on power is feeble (and became feebler this week after it took a drubbing in local elections, especially in the north).

The standard of official thinking on the subject is feeble.