With that, she left through a fancily decorated screen door and shut it feebly behind her. |
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Even there, in too many of the pipes, the water trickles out so feebly as to be useless. |
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Her hands clutched feebly around the silky pillowcase and her parched throat just barely managed to utter a low pain filled moan. |
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So he is forced into a feebly slow, piecemeal approach to an issue where boldness above all is required. |
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In its last days Rome panicked and grew authoritarian, but feebly, pettily so. |
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He was swishing it in each time and slowly strolling to the ball, which bounced feebly once when it hit the surface and remained inert. |
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After three days of recuperation in the ICU, I was released from the hospital, walking feebly and trying to salve my ego. |
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I stopped pacing and started running feebly, my heart now racing in fear, the sounds in the woods growing incredibly loud and frightening. |
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The girls' high-street finery, a Lycra mishmash of tat and glitter, sparkles feebly under red, yellow and purple neon strip lights. |
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In the flickering shadows, she glimpsed the boy curled up feebly in the corner. |
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One of his gossamer wings had been snapped off and the other was bent at a sharp angle, the many broken nerves causing it to twitch feebly. |
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She often wheezed asthmatically, sneezed feebly, blew her nose, and coughed against her fist or palm. |
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Hathorne feebly lifted one of the jade pieces and moved it diagonally to the edge of the board. |
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Like the Jack O'Lantern glowing feebly from the front porch, the movie's script is hollow. |
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When she feebly started to push herself upright they jumped back and whispered to each other. |
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She glimpsed her mother lying feebly on a divan with a wrinkled, pallid face. |
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The boy whimpered, and his small fingers clutched feebly at the man, tangling in the fabric of his shirt. |
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When something is badly organised, awkwardly structured and feebly managed, the inquiries and inquisitions commence. |
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He stared around the crowded bar miserably, reminding himself feebly that he was working. |
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Rusty horns screech feebly, like the poor birds unable to fly south for the winter. |
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But when I buy an espresso from a coffee bar I expect the real McCoy, not cheap powder whisked feebly into two fluid ounces of hot water. |
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She protested only feebly when her father picked her up and tucked her into bed. |
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Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs. |
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With his follow-through carrying him the other way, Moose could only swat the ball with his glove towards Nick Johnson at first, feebly at that. |
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He spends most of the film servicing the inane plot and trying feebly to hide the twist from us. |
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The gang murder was feebly investigated by an institutionally racist police force. |
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He ground the heel of his shoe into the feebly sparking wire and scowled. |
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I tried turning the computer back on, only to hear the distinct sound of my hard drive clicking away feebly to itself, a final death rattle, terminal self-harm. |
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A half-dead chicken squawked feebly as it was yanked from its perch. |
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Seconds later, Toby knocked feebly on the frame of the screen door. |
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It feebly advised users to change their passwords. The security breach is terrible news. |
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At the very best it feebly condemns the constant increase in international crime. |
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Mr Sterckx rather feebly states in his present report that information on these situations must be made available to passengers. |
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Meghan feebly tells him it's laundry day and she had nothing else to put on this morning. |
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Public opinion feebly tolerates the construction of innumerable buildings with no exterior merit. |
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The young Assistant behind the counter feebly fumbled with the set, at loss to know what to do. |
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Any international organisation that is feebly supported is liable to be dismissed as ineffective. |
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The best healing that can be done to the dying person is to gather in group surrounding the person and utter OM feebly. |
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At that moment the old hermit walked feebly into the main part of the cave. |
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These tubes, in some monosiphonic forms, may be feebly developed, whilst in typical polysiphonic ones apparently homologous structures may be constant and greatly developed. |
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So for days I ate turkey, feebly rationalizing that I wouldn't add the evil of waste to the evil of the murder of the poor birds, who by then were beyond pain. |
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In all my born days I have never seen a West Indies side capitulate as often, as feebly or as carelessly as this one has done time and time again. |
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A heart that beat feebly told doctors that the patient had problems. |
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How feebly and unlike themselves they reason when they come to the quick of the difference! |
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As I touched him his eyes flickered feebly and he groaned. |
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It is only expressing to men feebly your desire that it should prevail. |
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He praised your cigaret, cursed feebly because his fresh milk tasted sour to him, and quietly went west. |
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Selfishness seeks, somewhat feebly, to remain closed in on itself. |
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Words feebly attempt to describe what only the heart and soul can understand. They alone fully comprehend what the music is about, when and how it speaks to the senses, to the mind or to God. |
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In the absence of the restraining influence that an alternative system's presence offered, however feebly, US-style capitalism moved into extreme mode? |
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Here's an aspirin Challenged, feebly Talking or fighting? |
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To think all this time we'd seen him as the withered conjoined twin in the coalition, feebly letting his ideology blow away in the wind for the slightest lick of power. |
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The Adepts who have remarkable powers of perception, whose faculties have been sharpened and purified, are not able to teach those who just bleat feebly that they, and they alone, are worthy of Great Teachers. |
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The illumination, coming through the medium of the feebly established soul contact, seems to the unaccustomed neophyte to be of a supreme wonder and of vital moment. |
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She feebly echoed, 'Of course,' or rather expressed it by the motion of her lips, and closed her eyes again. |
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He feebly wanted to get out of this, away from clucking nurses and Dr. Crittenham's owlish peering and the horrible scrambled eggs and cold toast. |
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