Sentence examples for flimsy supports from inspiring English sources
Celebrating its 300th anniversary, the city will glisten with fresh paint and new gold leaf (though the bright facades, like most ball dresses, conceal flimsy supports and hasty fixes).
The so-called "soft-story" flaw is found in many California apartments, where the ground floor is built to house carports, garages or storefronts; flimsy supports can snap and collapse in shaking.
Even small works on a flimsy support are now eagerly sought when graced with the aura of the early 1960s.
At one point, he was hanging by his hands, suspended lightly over England from a flimsy support.
As Gillham describes him, Galton was a competent scientist who knew the difference between solid evidence and flimsy supporting arguments.
McGwire, whose career has been marred by the suspicion that he used steroids, saw his flimsy support drop to 21.9percentt from 23.6.
So, while it's difficult tonight to separate the performance from the sense of occasion, two solo albums in 10 years are flimsy support for the weight of his legend.
In the morning, as I wrap myself with my flimsy support systems, I often have my mother's voice ringing in my ears: "Wear a supportive bra so you're not kicking your tits around by the time you're 40!" This, coming from a woman who basically burned her bra in the '60s and often brags about walking around Boston barefoot to get macro-biotic food from the first ever Erewhon.
But he had little choice: anything less would have weakened public support for the peace talks and the military's flimsy backing for a process that puts its future in doubt.
Its author, Ellyde Roko, who will start her third year of law school at Fordham in the fall, said in an interview that society's interest in knowing how the death penalty is administered should outweigh the relatively flimsy interests supporting secrecy.
Furthermore, a foundation of knowledge and justified belief restricted to infallible beliefs (as defined above) would arguably be far too flimsy to support any sort of substantial epistemic edifice.
