feebleness in a sentence

Examples

1. His gardener and confidant, F . L . Maas, noted an unusual feebleness in his movements and later noted that Creede s breathing was labored.
2. And Ann Lewis, deputy manager of the Clinton campaign, implies feebleness when she ridicules remarks by the senator as " disconnected and dysfunctional ."
3. The speaker of the parliament's upper house on Thursday spoke for stronger parliamentary powers, citing the growing feebleness of President Boris Yeltsin's government.
4. The speaker of the parliament's upper house on Thursday called for stronger parliamentary powers, citing the growing feebleness of President Boris Yeltsin's government.
5. He is tall and thin, but although he now stoops with age and feebleness one can see that one time his figure was more than ordinarily graceful.
6. Antiquization is facing criticism by academics as it demonstrates feebleness of archaeology and of other historical disciplines in public discourse, as well as a danger of marginalization.
7. Still he was not equally correct in all his pieces, even betraying feebleness of touch, and not scrupling to denominate himself an artist of many hands.
8. But the well-known symptoms of rot in ruling circles help conceal an equally important problem for the country : the utter feebleness of Japan's opposition.
9. However, gravity's feebleness puzzles physicists, and some of them suggest it can be explained if space has extra dimensions that we can't see.
10. The 75-year-old pontiff seemed tired at times in Africa, but showed little of the feebleness that recently led to open speculation about his successor.