Sentence examples similar to insubstantial argument from inspiring English sources

His speeches become dull and mechanical, his arguments as insubstantial as his eyebrows.

Those arguments seem insubstantial now that some top W.H.O. officials and other health authorities have called for opening the exclusive-access system.

But since some dismiss the humanitarian argument as being insubstantial, here are four non-humanitarian reasons to take in refugees.

But this argument was considered so insubstantial on the earlier appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court that it refused even to consider it.

The German authorities have also argued the bust is too fragile to transport and that the legal arguments for the repatriation were insubstantial.

You should never say "I think... ...... or "I believe that... ...... or your argument will sound too weak or insubstantial.

He concludes that the conventional horizontal equity arguments advanced in defense of income averaging are insubstantial, and that no other policy justification is of sufficient strength to justify the large revenue loss associated with income averaging.

It was a candyfloss controversy: mouthwatering, but fuzzy and insubstantial.

Petitioners' argument under [Title] 3 U.S.C. [United States Code] Section 5 is insubstantial.

Others were totally insubstantial.

This difference, however, is insubstantial.