Voorbeelden van enfeeble

• A longing which was indistinguishable from loneliness enfeebled him. 

• Come away from here, that the sight of this child may not yet more enfeeble your heart. 

• So utterly had his spirit been enfeebled by the untimely seductions of gluttony. 

• Unable to find a pass through the mountains, and enfeebled by his wound, Grey determined to retrace his steps. 

• We were both enfeebled by sickness and He who has been so gracious to us all our lives, knowing we had need of such a change, provided for it in an unexpected way. 

• In the process, each person would need to wage a struggle against one's family, repressive society, narrow preconceptions and enfeebling ideas.

• A crisis has been superintended by discipline, and the disciplinary process emerges from it strengthened, even if the subject is himself somewhat enfeebled.

• Likewise, the two-party system and enfeebled trade unions reduce counter-framing from the far-left.

• But in this case the process by which the exotic is enfeebled and housetrained is rich with bitter ironies.

• While it is true that integration has caused some fragmentation of the state apparatus, this has not automatically enfeebled the nation-state as such.

• There is of course a danger in making such an argument, that rather than enriching the architectural scheme it may enfeeble it, reducing its power and blurring its definition.

• The reduced weighting of libraries as an indicator for comprehensive performance assessments must not enfeeble their status and high-quality service.

• Is it not more likely to enfeeble still further our competitive position in the world?

• There is a need to get to grips with enfeebling bureaucracy.

• The learned societies, whether they be of lawyers, accountants, stockbrokers or what you will, cannot go on taking more and more out without weakening and enfeebling society as a whole.

• But that operation undoubtedly was both enfeebling and very expensive; and clearly a man could not hope, after such an experience, to be as rich as.

• His constitution, naturally strong, had become enfeebled by his incessant toils and anxieties in a debilitating climate.

• The ribs become slightly flattened and enfeebled toward the summit.

• The axial ribs become much enfeebled as they pass over the basal keel and are almost obsolete on the spaces anterior to it.

• From the 17th century onwards, the empire entered into a long-term period of stagnation, during which the sultans were much enfeebled.