Sentence examples for become flimsy from inspiring English sources

Everything has become flimsy and transient.

Things that brought comfort in the past become flimsy under the weight of this kind of grief.

If the cookies become flimsy, preheat the oven to 350ºF/180ºC, shut off the oven and place the cookies on a cookie sheet for about two minutes.

And indeed, the "Solid South" -- the term used to describe the Democratic Party's near-lock on Dixie in presidential elections -- has become flimsier by the year.

The arguments in favour of licensing become more flimsy every week.

Food spending has become a flimsy reference point in 2009 groceries accounted for just 7.8% of Americans' spending.

Because I've been beaten cursed at, cut, burnt, scratched, screaming into the night as I become a flimsy punching bag, I've learned to try and predict how others will react to what I say and or do.

Once salary is factored out, Marcum's case for staying in the rotation becomes quite flimsy.

In such deep-sea beryciforms as the big-scale fishes (Melamphaeidae), fin spines tend to be absent, the pelvic fins have moved back to the abdomen, and the head bones and scales have become thin and flimsy.

Publishers Weekly wrote that by the end of the book, "his arguments have become predictable – or flimsy, as when he implies that the Net poses no new risks with its dissemination of dangerous information, such as bomb-making instructions, because libraries have carried such information for years".

But as the cap was never intended to make serious financial savings, and the economy is apparently booming, that argument becomes even flimsier.