Sentence examples for flimsy logic from inspiring English sources

But as the costs of maintaining an archaic cold war posture mount, the world's economy crumbles and the contradictions tear the war's flimsy logic to shreds, it's clear that, the U.S. is facing a bigger enemy than it ever imagined.

He offers two arguments, both of which sound as if they came from the same people who manufacture the Bush administration's flimsy economic logic.

This logic seems flimsy.

Characters heave musical confession after musical confession at the audience, content to bathe us in their bathos even as they ignore the show's flimsy and often inconsistent logic.

Instead, the commission claimed that, to the best of its knowledge (a knowledge based on flimsy research and self-serving logic), baseball had been invented by Abner Doubleday at Cooperstown, New York, in 1839.

But Vin Diesel looks at the two flimsy concepts of science and logic, and smiles on the side of his face, and looks to the sand beneath his boots, and does a little laugh, like this: ah, ha ha ha.

Faced with this overwhelming logic, Rivlin offers only flimsy arguments for turning Social Security's fate over to her Commission: "Polls," she writes, "indicate that many (younger workers) do not believe they will ever collect a Social Security paycheck".

It is commercial logic to offer readers and advertisers a substantial weekly compendium of local life rather than a flimsy daily offering... Quality and relevance must be paramount.

It is commercial logic to offer readers and advertisers a substantial weekly compendium of local life, rather than a flimsy daily offering.

"How flimsy sanity was".

Flimsy bread.