From the start of Lawrence's work, to its end, we find men described as inadequate, weak, without balls, unmale, feeble, and women are always looking for "real" men.
At least it was without pretension, unlike feeble French incest drama Marguerite and Julien, from a script once written for François Truffaut and revived (and comprehensively done to death) by Valérie Donzelli.
McFadden's not just vital because this offense, with its paucity of receiving depth, will have to rely on a strong rushing attack in 2012; he's vital because the paucity of receiving depth means the passing game could be feeble without his services.
If the stuff keeps coming out of the ground, it will be burnt, without regard to the feeble policies seeking to limit its consumption.
Supply is held back by structural problems with planning and this major UK problem is not being dealt with.None of this bodes well – a feeble recovery without any of the promised rebalancing.
Rudolf Wittkower, the great art historian, wrote the classic epitaph: Rome in the 18th century produced, he said, "a pleasant but purely conventional art, a soft and feeble formalism without a hope of regeneration".
Capital punishment will be reintroduced for people who listen in on your conversation in public places without even making a feeble pretence of not doing so, occasionally irritably asking you to speak up.
The idea that Europe can muddle through without cathartic change looks feeble, particularly when the circumstances suggest German solidarity is weakened and French readiness to submit to heavy doses of fiscal pain is subject to the difficult enactment of a constitutional amendment.
At transfer to a nursing facility on day 32 the patient was afebrile, completely oriented, feeble, but without focal neurological deficit.
Most cannot afford an education: without government assistance, thus far feeble, they will remain intellectual invalids.
