Sentence examples for flimsy thinking from inspiring English sources
On such flimsy thinking hangs the fate of an irreplaceable neighborhood.
What were the managers of the subways thinking when they foisted this flimsy, magnetic-stripped slice of plastic on New York?
The incident got me thinking about the strange and flimsy evidence we use to judge the contextless people we meet outside our existing social networks, whether online or off.
Lumia 800 users thinking of upgrading will be very glad the flimsy flap that covered the mini-USB port in the Lumia 800 has gone, and the tray for the micro-sim is now properly secured; I dropped my Lumia 800 and neither the flap nor the carrier were ever the same again.
But time after time, we've seen special prosecutors bring up the flimsiest cases, and the tidbits we get from interrogations suggest that Fitzgerald is also thinking about something peripheral.
The novelist may be the last to know the theme of her work, may even have avoided thinking about it too particularly, lest, like happiness, it disappear on too close examination or seem too thin and flimsy to live.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
Along the way, he argues that many of the pat principles bandied about in the business world are based on misguided thinking and flimsy research.
The maximalist capital mindset, i.e. "all the world's problems can be solved just by making markets freer" and "the social responsibility of businesses is to increase their profits" are indeed examples of robotic thinking, either profound intellectual laziness or a very flimsy fig leaf for greedy narcissism.
Such wishful thinking led to the financial bubble of 1997-98, whot hot money from abroad piled into flimsy stocks and bonds, culminating in the default, devaluation and banking collapse of August 1998.
