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Equally, to think, "Oh well at least I tried, " would also be feeble, suggesting you were giving up.

The plea, so often advanced, that this was because they did not like the foreign policy, was feeble.

He began to walk up and down the beach, his father-in-law looking helplessly at him, rubbing his feeble eyes with a handkerchief.

The feeble, fluttering flame seemed hardly attached to the wick as the child kissed her mother and then walked slowly toward the stairway.

And feeble though this little flicker of goodwill was, it was the beginning of the end of that church feud.

If that be true of men of intelligence, how much more true is it of the ignorant and illiterate, or those of feeble intellect.

For years, it pottered along, weighed down by the regulations that made up the licence raj, producing only a feeble "Hindu" rate of growth.

He took the back seat of the carriage, after a feeble bow or two, and speech of thanks, polite to the last, and resolute in doing his duty.

Then, bringing his eyes back to his own person, they fell upon his feeble arms and his thin hands.

I knew that he was feeble and was not frightened of him.

Dormouse slowly opened his eyes. 'I wasn't asleep, ' he said in a hoarse, feeble voice: 'I heard every word you fellows were saying . '

The king of Babylon hath heard the report of them, and his hands waxed feeble: anguish took hold of him, and pangs as of a woman in travail.

Lincoln examines the pill under a feeble stream of light coming through a vent in the dark cell.

In old persons the heat is feeble, and therefore they require little fuel, as it were, to the flame, for it would be extinguished by much.

The name is a bit misleading, but originally FVWM was a fork of the original TWM window manager and made as a feeble replacement.

Trying to be nice; I gently tried to wake her up in advertvthe actualce my stop feeble.

The king of Babylon has heard the report about them , And his hands are feeble ; Distress has seized him , Pain like a woman in childbirth .

He did not remember his sister at all, except as a tiny, feeble baby, always silent, with large, watchful eyes.

The research on Zhang Junmai's socialist thought and its modern significance seem to be extremely feeble in the current academic circle.

A stress-ridden mind consumes much of our memory resources to leave us with a feeble mind.

I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and a king of England too.

The feeble old man said it would be a luxury to be able to walk to the riverside and watch his grandchild swimming.

Mr Brown is exhausted, intellectually too feeble to command support from people who have seen too much of him.

Her eyes start to be suffused with water smog, the whole body is numb and feeble to not go, blare, why her body ambition so acute?

A year ago consensus held that China faced feeble growth and social revolt by an army of millions of laid-off workers.

The recovery now under way will be feeble: deflation will remain a bigger threat than inflation for at least a year.

Adoption of the relevant circumstances can be seen that in this case handling, a national legal time appear to be so feeble!

A year after opening, the wine shops make a feeble profit selling discounted bottles for local Communist Party banquets.

I felt assured now of what it was, and from the bottom of my heart I pitied this last feeble rill from the great flood of humanity.

Long time no write to you, of course, any reason all is feeble, so it's up to you to imagine the reason!

In the outer parts of the solar system, the sun's rays are too feeble to provide energy for spacecraft's instruments.

And symbolic caps on a few top executives, as the White House is threatening, are too feeble a response.

You stammer some feeble responses by way of reply, feeling your strength ebb away until you find an excuse to leave.

GDP grew by a feeble 1. 6% at an annual pace in the second quarter, and seems to have been stuck somewhere similar since.

Mary isn't as feeble as she makes out, let me tell you.

At least, feeble wen, have to consider the user experience, the site of the user experience, the same way.

But outside of these feeble efforts, it seemed that no organization in Tibet felt moved to help the beggar children.

Do not close with a feeble "thank you, " but instead, close with a statement that will let your audience know you are finished.

The children gave a polite but hollow laugh to the head teacher's feeble jokes.

Old peg to the actual words do not fall into love too feeble, marriage is a reality, life is a reality, romantic love, is not real life.

Unfortunately, in this present world overflowing with material desires, this kind of true love is as rare as the feeble light of fireflies.

"A new 11-year cycle started a year or two ago, and so far it's been extremely feeble, " says Nigel Weiss of the University of Cambridge.

But let our strength be the law of justice: for that which is feeble, is found to be nothing worth.

The EU's military capability is meagre; its ability to stand up to Russian divide-and-rule tactics in energy security is feeble.

I pulled over in hysterics properly cop feeble to see what was wrong.

He murmured yet once more , " Little Gervais ! " But in a feeble and almost inarticulate voice .

Both nations face years of feeble growth, held back by high public debt, low productivity and an aging population.

A sick person is often feeble.

asked Heathcliff, having satisfied himself that the limbs were all equally frail and feeble.

In the feeble state that I was in, the yarn that he spun had an extraordinary soothing effect upon me. It took me completely out of myself.

Master Roshi , who appears to be a wise but feeble old man, reveals that he is a master of the "Kamehameha" an ancient and formidable force.

Law was the restriction on power in ancient China's politics. But this kind of restriction was feeble when in face of political authority.

The latest events may turn out to be a new start for the Green Movement or a feeble echo of events far away.

We have heard the fame thereof: our hands wax feeble: anguish hath taken hold of us, and pain, as of a woman in travail.

When a passion arises, when it is young and feeble, cut it off, lest it stiffen and cause you a great deal of trouble.

In the face of an irresistible fate of the human resistance has always been feeble, all the acts of protest can not avoid the final tragedy.

Measured against nearly any other currency you care to mention, renminbi performance looks feeble.

Instinct told him that to be feeble before her was not helping him.

It isn't progress when a company panics and surrenders when faced by an armchair army of protesters. It is feeble.

But with opposition to any decisive action strong within both the League and the UN, nothing more than feeble condemnation is likely.

But it has been hard to justify in a Japan with such feeble growth momentum and one that has never decisively defeated deflation.

Kennedy raised him, it was pitiable to see his feeble limbs bend under him.

All at once she began to sing in a voice as feeble as a breath.

It does not help that domestic demand is feeble, and that the global economy is in turmoil.

So far, barely two weeks into the year, anecdotal evidence suggests loan growth remains feeble.

There is something feeble and a little contemptible about a man who cannot face the perils of life without the help of comfortable myths.

His library was his whole world. Now it's just a feeble memory.

Still, if you think this is bad, you should hear the B-side: Mendelssohn's Wedding March played on a feeble synthesizer over a disco beat.

If you're frightened of making a statementthat some people might disagree with, you'll give a feeble presentation.

This is a feeble argument: the hobnobbing would have to be unimaginably good to justify such a waste of time and money.

And many see Russia's slogan of modernisation as a chance, however feeble, to push for its political transformation.

It is not enough to help the feeble up, but to support him after.

Bulow had not moved, in fact. His vanguard was very feeble, and could accomplish nothing.

But I said I dare not sleep on it because I am too feeble minded to endure such an austere test.

The very force of this conception is sufficient, in their feeble frames, to produce that itching or uneasy sensation complained of.

He is now so feeble politically that little can be expected in the way of fresh EU initiatives until he leaves office next May.

He moves little by little with the help of any dynamic force, a weak undercurrent or a feeble swirl stirred by fishes.

She is always feeble, and now she is much weaker after a few days of high fever.

It was a trend that soon tested the bearish market consensus, particularly as economic recovery proved feeble.

'Thank you kindly, Sir, ' said Toad in a feeble voice, 'I'm feeling a great deal better! '

a damp sweat oozes from the flagging and forms a pale, fuzzy aura pierced by the feeble red light at the head of the stairs.

His witnesses were old and feeble, his lawyers were clever and sharp-eyed, and his accused was a violent, wicked murderer.

Eg. For a long time she refused to see anyone, protesting her feeble health.

All have not your powers, and it would be folly for the feeble to wish to march with the strong.

And he spake before his brethren and the army of Samaria, and said, What do these feeble Jews?

Meanwhile, a second mobile provider, China Unicom, has adopted two incompatible network technologies and looks increasingly feeble.

A feeble recovery could make matters worse, as the unemployed lose their skills, public debt builds up and firms put off investment.

Projected growth rates were simply overstated, and current unemployment is exactly what we'd expect given such a feeble recovery.

History suggests that such balance-sheet recessions are long and that the recoveries which eventually follow them are feeble.

Don't use the mobile phone with feeble signal, due to that the mobile phone works hard, so it will emit more radialization .

Now, China is strong, and the Russian government's authority is nowhere as feeble as it is in the eastern third of the country.

Next on its list of advantages usually comes the feeble state of its unions.

Perhaps the main risk now facing emerging Asia is not feeble demand in the West but inflation or asset-price bubbles at home.

In foreign capitals Mr. Obama was starting to be seen as a feeble, perhaps even a one-term, president.

Mr Jen has an alternative explanation for why the yen is so feeble against the euro: the "global funnelling hypothesis" .

Just as business is poor at government, so government is feeble at running business.

Wal-Mart had a particularly feeble month and expects sales to be flat in November.

Did he kill himself slowly by drinking and smoking despite knowing full well he had always been feeble and frail?

Lord Jesus, make me an instrument of your peace. Use my feeble efforts to spread your good news across my neighborhood.

But if it have a blemish, or be lame, or blind, or in any part disfigured or feeble, it shall not be sacrificed to the Lord thy God.

The result is an increase in unemployment in our own country, lower consumption, lower production, and an overall feeble economy.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we were see is rather feeble.

Colloidal properties of the feeble magnetic alumina and zinc oxide ceramics also significantly influence the texturing.

Because most of the astronomical objects are very remote, the light we received from the objects are very feeble.

Also, its relatively underpowered hardware could soon look feeble next to the stunning graphics of its rivals.

He brought them forth also with silver and gold: and there was not one feeble person among their tribes.

Except for this heritage of accumulated experience, my efforts would be feeble.

But theirs was a feeble thing, only just capable of reproducing.

In the short term, the worry is whether a feeble recovery reliant on fiscal and monetary life-support can develop its own driving force.

A decade of neglect of the public finances has left the state bloated and feeble.

All of this ancient mystery that theologians agree cannot be fully understood to our feeble minds.

Because most of the astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from them is rather feeble.

The feeble man feels an feel sore on his heels and knees when he kneels on the steel steering wheel.

Too late, the feeble body left no strength for him to run.

Its feeble bleating is soon replaced by the frolicking leaps of a young lamb.

But it also exposed the Tories to charges that they would destroy a feeble recovery if they moved too fast to mend the public finances.

Now he was back where he started, and his Yankee Stadium sat like a feeble, gutted ghost beside the new stadium.

In comparison of English and Chinese, their study of parallel structure is feeble and difficult.

Well, something was plainly wrong, and it was evident that Edwin was far too feeble to cope with it alone.

This idea of property was slowly formed in the human mind, remaining nascent and feeble through immense periods of time.

The glow of cellphones and a feeble flashlight lit a passage into the darkness.

Annie eventually flies to Seattle in a feeble attempt to find him.

It seems only yesterday that the euro was being hailed as the currency to oust a feeble dollar.

The feeble man feels an ache on his heels and knees when he kneels on the steel steering wheel.

The story that card were invented to amuse a feeble-minded king seem not to be quite accurate.

"We, who were the tall pine of the forest, have become a feeble plant and need your protection" (Red Jacket).

It may have been decisive but the decision was a feeble one.

So far, faltering demand has outweighed feeble supply, keeping the price near $70 a barrel.

In such feeble tendencies, be it known, such outworking of desire to reproduce life, lies the basis of all dramatic art .

The rich world does not even have this feeble justification for agricultural protectionism.

Worked with dogged sense of purpose, though felt the result feeble beyond redemption.

American Massachusetts man Rongen Si Weidu recently always coughs continues, the body is day by day feeble.

The old-fashioned personal God who merely judges, gives grace and speaks to us in prayer, is, after all, a pretty feeble God.

Feeble economy or no, the talk was all of rising taxes, pay freezes and spending cuts.

You worry more than we do in fact, concerned about the spans is slowly pulling out of the feeble, lightly connected to our hearts.

Ideally, European governments would be less feeble and fractious.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we received from them is rather feeble.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we received from are rather feeble.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from them is rather feeble.

Rebel units drove into the city from several directions and swept over the feeble resistance mounted by the government's troops.

As she grew frail and feeble, instead of being a help around the house, she became a constant trial.

Mental wellbeing, self-awareness and energetic awakening are just feeble attempts to express the nature of what one can experience.

It looks a little feeble in this form----few 'motivations', little apparent action and no sub-plot.

He had a sort of feeble thrill.

The World Health Organisation has branded British police tactics "objectionable" and bemoaned the courts' feeble understanding of virology.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from them are very feeble.

How feeble and pale he looked, amid all his triumph!

The idea that the feeble Lebanese army on its own can control Hizbullah is absurd.

It was seen as infirm, feeble and impotent. China also won the great prize of peace.

Too much strength would make us drunk , and overweight our feeble reason till it fell and we were drowned in the depth of own vanity .

Although the image of abu big man in physical stature, the actual guy is a forcible-feeble.

Preventing and controlling computer ophthalmopathy, the inhibitory nerve feeble and loses sleep.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we received feeble.

Because most of astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from them is rather feeble.

Growth, when it comes, will be too feeble to stop unemployment rising and idle capacity swelling.

Highly accurate detection of feeble and low frequency signals become realizable with the PWM sensing technique.

These feeble governments, in turn, look to NOCs to perform tasks that would normally fall to the bureaucracy.

Governments' efforts to deal with what many voters see as the world's biggest problem will look pretty feeble.

But what seems clear is that without a firm line from Barack Obama's new US administration, the outcome would have been more feeble.

He has also commented that the science minister should "put the screws" on "feeble scientists" to get better results.

But the person that has invigorative feeble, blue disease is unfavorable contact blue, can accentuate otherwise illness.

but he broke in cursing the doctor , in a feeble voice , but heartily.

He had his weaknesses: his cosmography was amateurish, his navigation overrated, his writing feeble.

A little gussying-up of bank balance sheets. Maybe, just maybe, some feeble protection against rapacious credit card lenders.

This was so feeble that, as Kindleberger says, it marked the end of Britain as a lender of last resort.

When we have love, all the status and all the identity have to become so feeble, because love with no discrimination, no prejudice.

To become insensible to all the operations of life, except the beatings of one feeble pulse?

gropes among cloudy issues toward a feeble conclusion- H. T. Moore; nebulous distinction between pride and conceit.

FIVE years on from the start of the financial crisis, the global economy is enduring a feeble convalescence.

Retain, are as powerless and feeble is the case of youth, dreams and reality is also true!

The feeble response to today's growth medicine suggests that the US is structurally far weaker than it was in the 1930s.

Despite that, the first sanctions to emerge from the discussion now getting under way at the Security Council will be feeble.

But he makes only a feeble stab, in the closing pages, at guessing what happens next.

Feeble though it is, the Somali government does not seem under serious threat of being overthrown soon.

I turned down something the other day simply because I'd been told another columnist, whose work is beyond feeble, had been asked first.

For indeed, a government never changes its form unless its exhausted energies are too feeble to maintain its original form.

I composed verses, feeble lines which perhaps showed my early love for words but certainly forecast no poetical future.

Some show signs of renewed weakness: America's private-sector job growth in May, for instance, was surprisingly feeble.

Are Europeans really as feeble as he asserts?

But that is not just feeble, it is silly. Letting Mr Kim get away with this outrage will only tempt him to try more.

The interracial stresses are comparatively feeble, but concentrate at the free edge.

He blamed the heist on the museum's lax security measures, calling them "for the most part feeble and superficial. "

The past few years have provided a graphic demonstration of the feeble popular support for the European project.

The candle flickered audibly, and its feeble light became even dimmer.

You're not going to palm me off with that feeble excuse.

He broke in cursing the doctor, in a feeble voice, but heartily.

Many small scales with feeble correlation and little energy became turbulent background.

The art design must rely on the concrete culture environment. It can only be feeble not having the Smriti's culture connotation.

He tapped on the pane with a very small and feeble knock.

debile, decrepit, feeble, infirm, rickety, sapless, weak, weakly.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from this rather feeble.

Their feeble government lacks the clout to tackle pirates in such places as Haradheere, in central Somalia, where many hail from.

Unable to face the threatening future, the feeble - minded woman took her own life.

This was his fatal defect, he was of feeble will.

They pull back the curtains of our feeble attempts to live without God.

Because most astronomical objects are very romote, the light we receive from them is rather feeble.

Temporary constructs of a feeble human intellect trying desperately to justify an existence that is without meaning or purpose.

Extreme feeble, appetite extremely missing, the refuse food to utilize the nasal feeding diet.

Feeble and uncertain securities were thrown upon the market .

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we received from them is very feeble.

The conservatoire composer, Mr. Tchaikovsky, is utterly feeble.

But in winter, although have the illuminate of sunshine, inornate chair still can appear too too feeble.

For most of the past decade its economic growth has been feeble and its unemployment unacceptably high.

Even the world's largest maker of infrastructure equipment is constrained by India's feeble underpinnings.

A feeble response ensures that non-communicable diseases kill people earlier in poor countries than in rich ones.

Because most astronomical objects are very remote, the light we receive from them is very feeble.

With feeble strength, she told her last baby who was still at the verge of death: "Eat me. . . " .

The enchantment lasts until the caster is killed, feeble minded , or the enchantment is dispelled.

It seems that on the night succeeding the interment, feeble voices were heard calling from the well.

But the high frequency at which contamination cases have happened makes this moral appeal feeble and futile.

I could not touch it, but I could hear its feeble breath.

the ecological risks are mostly controlled by natural factors and human impacts are feeble.

The sporadic feeble chirping of cicadas is especially characteristic of autumn in the North.

That every feeble-minded woman is a potential prostitute would hardly be disputed by anyone.

(of light) lacking in intensity or brightness; dim or feeble.

The child's voice was so feeble that it is hardly audible.

During her life Elizabeth Barrett Browning conjectured that Browning would indulge in some "feeble bigamy " after her death.

Keep myself remember those drops of blood picture, feeble struggle, so concerned the pain.

Critics say current ART oversight is a feeble patchwork that allows abuses to slip through.

A greater risk is that the summit is so badly divided, and the outcome is so feeble, that dashed expectations actually worsen confidence.

If the two sides can't agree, everyone's taxes will rise sharply on January 1st, dealing a body-blow to the feeble economy.

His nuclear weapons, however few and feeble, provide his only leverage against the world.

feeble weak, fragile, faint, infirm, limp, ineffective.

Ze Ze, depends ashore an outdoor object, not marvel namely he will be so feeble along himself.

His sister, conscious of having been robbed of something, had set up a feeble wail.

Woman, the temple, wang lu weighted Cardiff jether, and commit to fire sheep injured feeble.

Microsoft, though, should be ashamed at how feeble this campaign is.

As we walked by a farmhouse, a feeble whimper from behind made us turn around to locate the source.

He would leave this feeble flesh behind, become one with them, hunting the night and howling at the moon.

Most stone men are feeble creatures, clumsy, lumbering, witless.

By 2050 the ratio will be one to one. As Japan grows old and feeble, where will its companies find dynamic, energetic workers?

And the flaw of ancient martial skill is probably the lusty alternatively feeble of Wu Ji oneself power.

So he immediately threw on some clothes and sat beneath the window, using the feeble light reflected by the white snow to read.

Recoveries remain feeble in other advanced economies.

That which seems most feeble and bewildered in you is the strongest and most determined.

Man is but a reed, the most feeble thing in nature; but he is a thinking reed.

In difficult situations when hope seems feeble, the boldest plans are safest.

they become feeble and decaying gradually, turning to very very thin matters.

The forces of nature, controlled by the dilaton field, were so feeble that particles in this gas barely interacted.

After fees, hedge-fund returns this year have been feeble.

weak. er, weak. est Lacking physical strength, energy, or vigor; feeble.

The state of being weak or feeble; infirmity.

Until that shift takes place, the global recovery will be fragile and probably quite feeble.

I know nothing of the secrets of death, Harry, for I chose my feeble imitation of life W stead.

Some indispensable vegetables has been ratably portable and stable in a feeble babble .

"The black holes in both Andromeda and the Milky Way are incredibly feeble, " Zhiyuan Li said.

Not ideal graphics, graphic design becomes feeble, the life of graphics into the design.

Yet sales of homes remain moribund, bank credit has contracted and the recovery is feeble.

Feeble - minded excuses; a feeble - minded plan doomed to failure.

The stars hold their breath counting the hours, the feeble moon swims the deep night.