Sentence examples for paper flimsy from inspiring English sources

A sheet of paper, flimsy when flat, gains surprising strength as it crumples.

It's on the table next to me now, battered, the cover coming apart, the cheap paper flimsy and yellowing.

Also, cheap flimsy paper is not an option even though you'll be decoupaging it, the flimsier the paper, the more likely it is that it'll rip and won't present a good final look.

Heavy sterling flatware and fine china feel wrong -- but so does a table set with flimsy paper and disposable cutlery.

Here, we paid $5 for our made- to- order breakfast and savored it on flimsy paper plates with chutney and cilantro bits falling down our chin.

The textbooks we were assigned at school were bland and badly written, printed on cheap, flimsy paper that smudged my hands.

Their discoveries reverberate throughout the book: images of beautiful clothing on odd flimsy paper, unknown words like "awesome" and men with pretty hair.

Driven by growing literacy rates among the working class, the result was a flood of cheap identikit books, all flimsy paper and cardboard covers.

Authorship is a mystery: to see the scratched ink on the flimsy paper of the cheap, brown-backed notebook is to glimpse something strange and magical.

Larry Rivers's "Double French Money" from 1962 features two deconstructed renditions of French 100-franc notes, drawn in crayon and graphite on paper, bending the flimsy rules of "American" and "still life" considerably.

The knots are served on a flimsy paper plate with pickled vegetables (fennel, mostly) because Best Pizza is a slice joint, where $3 will feed you, and $15 will pay for a feast.