What a weakling, how boring!
How can an admirable contemporary scholar be a weakling?
My quitting strategy surely made me a coward and a weakling.
On his way to Amman, Mr Bush did not talk as if he felt like a weakling.
His gratuitous decision to declare war on the United States after Pearl Harbour was another catastrophe (he regarded America as a military weakling).
FOR years continental Europe has been regarded as the weakling of the world economy, wheezing along behind healthy, trim America and young, gambolling Asia.
Who is the weakling of the scholar? We can only think about it in rough volumes, and let them know their thoughts.
I tell you, Huei-fang, if you are going to resist Sun-fu's interference and fight for your freedom, it's no good pinning your hopes on a spineless weakling!"
Firmly, I steer them away from cheap, ugly, weakling, mail-order clones and toward absurdly powerful machines that cost a fortune and make the room lights dim when they power up.
