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feeble sentence examples

  • We give what we really know are rather feeble excuses.
  • This argument on its own may seem a bit feeble.
  • Feeble excuse about no beer in fridge.
  • On closer examination both of them seem rather feeble.
  • Feeble in the extreme in any case.
  • They make our efforts look pretty feeble by comparison.
  • Feeble imitation.
  • A time when mortal hearts slow, pulses growing feeble as their innocent souls ripen for death.
  • He will never cut anything back: never remove a plant however feeble it has become.
  • Feeble attempt to run a world class event.
  • With human wants, kind spirits may become feeble through hunger.
  • He was too feeble in body for the strain.
  • Feeble glow.
  • Suddenly, the national central banks of the euro area are looking rather feeble, putting huge pressure on the center in frankfurt.
  • What people tend to forget to mention from the increasingly feeble tory party is that they are wasting the poor's money.
  • Feeble joke.
  • He felt so feeble that he was unable to do anything.
  • A mere thank you sounds so feeble but, thank you.
  • Feeble knees be strengthened and our souls revived in such a way that we will magnify the lord.
  • Even at this level, the investments remain very feeble.

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