Sentence examples for wimp of from inspiring English sources

Why did I turn into such a wimp of a parent?

Meanwhile, they just keep reinforcing the perception of mush from the wimp, of a president who doesn't stand for anything.

About one WIMP of the kind possibly found by the Rome group would exist in a volume of space the size of a coffee cup.

Defenders of the police called WLW, denouncing "that wimp of a mayor" and complaining that blacks kill most of the city police slain in the line of duty.

A wimp, of course, a child tied too tightly to his mother's apron strings, overly sensitive, incapable of detaching, ready to "run to mama" at the slightest hint of adversity.

She also pointed out that the new results showed "full compatibility" with the team's earlier, published results, based on less data, which suggested a WIMP of about the same size.

The Americans accused the British of wimping out of a fight.

You might never return, so don't wimp out of anything, or you might regret it for the rest of your life.

We are, in fact, the wimps of the world.

IT made wimps of earlier invaders, but the dread Russian winter —which defeated both Napoleon and Hitler — does not intimidate Jim Karpac, a Columbus, Ohio, orthodontist.

Jesse Eisenberg and Michael Cera, the reigning Wimps of current mainstream cinema, employ a singular repertory of vocal tics and gestural mannerisms: Mr. Cera has a wonderfully funny run (he doesn't lean), while the slightly more feral Mr. Eisenberg clocks more words per minute.