Sentence examples for flimsy hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Nesbitt butts in before I even finish this rather flimsy hypothesis: 'Yeah, but it was never anything to do with my wife.

It also conveys the difference between firm fact and flimsy hypothesis, and pinpoints those ideas, especially in cosmology, that may need radical rethinking.In line with the editorial policy of Nature, the book gives equal room to the non-physical sciences.

In the press, he called Thackeray's hypothesis "flimsy" and said, "I am sticking with my theory".

There, and in this book, Taubes shows convincingly that the hypothesis that dietary fat causes heart disease, which gathered strength in the 1970s and '80s, was based on flimsy science.

"How flimsy sanity was".

This logic seems flimsy.

"It's too flimsy".

It's flimsy construction.

Flimsy kitchen appliances?

But the contentment proved flimsy.

Flimsy bread.