Feint in a sentence as a noun

I'm gonna add to that 'not for the feint of heart' line.

It isn't for the feint of heart, but it is perfectly doable.

But the illusion of privacy, is a feint.

Definitely not for the feint of heart, but it is possible.

Of coruse, Tesla is so comically far from becoming a mainstream car company that it's not for the feint of heart.

Resisting a strong and deeply rooted tyrannical government is not for the feint of heart or those with precious things to lose.

Feint in a sentence as a verb

And you have always keep in mind that everything you see and hear is a lie and a feint, covering another lie and a feint and that truth lies several layers deep.

I lived in HK during this period, and the only three times I visited KWC was for dental work.... intense place... like mongkok or samshuipo on on crystal meth... I've been in places worse, but it was not a place for the feint of heart...

People will generally not hesitate to offer you the median salary for white-collar workers of your age range, either because they're actually clueless or as an opening feint in negotiations; you need to be prepared for that.

It was not a job for the feint of heart, and personally I don't think it was appreciated as much by the people who deployed on it as it should have been, but that is always somewhat true about the operations side of the house, you know you're doing ok when nobody is screaming at you.

I was always curious about Snowden's initial feint regarding asylum in Ecuador, and why that never materialized?Like, did the gesture toward Ecuador, as a possible final destination from Hong Kong, actually accomplish anything in the way of interference?

Feint definitions

noun

any distracting or deceptive maneuver (as a mock attack)

verb

deceive by a mock action; "The midfielder feinted to shoot"