Sentence examples for flimsy existence from inspiring English sources
When I work with families for example, sometimes I meet people who have constructed a flimsy existence based on power struggles and tantrums all around.
To Bob Benson, Pete looks like he's got it all, but this is "Mad Men," where the people who look like they have it all generally have hollow and flimsy existences.
Some of them tip off the audience that they're watching a play by breaking out of their ultra-flimsy existences and doing a bit of finger-wagging.
The German airplanes, digitized into existence, appear too flimsy and lightweight, their maneuvering too abrupt.
IN 1951, when President Truman ordered the building of Quonset huts in the middle of the Nevada desert, few imagined that the flimsy structures would eventually outlast the site's reason for existence: the test-detonation of nuclear weapons.
The flimsiest parts of his "Discourse" and "Meditations," as generations of undergraduates learn, are his proofs of the existence of God, and his argument that God would not deceive us.
