Sentence examples for flimsy status from inspiring English sources
It would be the right thing to do: Permanently screw with the commenters who correctly believe I'm an arrogant elitist who wants to maintain my flimsy status at the bottom of the C-List.
Her 1920s and '30s pieces survive in museum collections and are auctioned occasionally, although her status is so flimsy that she is known by different names.
Bloggers use these "substance words" (like Wikipedia's weasel words) to give status to their flimsy stories.
His arrest gives effect to Mr Sharon's designation of the PA as a "regime of terror", and signals that national or elected status now provides the flimsiest of immunity.Sharon, the eager confereeOn longer-term matters, Israel and America may be less close.
His only document is a flimsy, handwritten Kazakh docket saying he is "a person seeking refugee status", and he is explicitly banned from leaving the confines of the town, let alone the country.
It constitutes a flimsy pretext when rapidly evolving events demand imaginative policies rather than the status quo.
He's been attacked for his left-wing politics and devout pacifism and taken to task for his musical talents and his status in the pantheon of musical genius, and finally a rather flimsy proposition has been aired that the heart condition from which he died was brought on by syphilis, contracted from his partner.
But the department's appellate brief also recycled the flimsy argument that the law had a plausible purpose in trying to maintain the federal status quo while states debated the issue of same-sex marriage.
