Sentence examples for wimp out from inspiring English sources

"Don't wimp out on me now".

(Unless you wimp out with those pesky judges).

"Do you know how many parents wimp out?

Ann Coulter has a term for conservatives who wimp out like this -- "girly boys".

Others expressed relief that they could now wimp out with impunity.

Workplace lingo was relentlessly jocular ("gotcha," "wake-up call," "wimp out").

And the two firms hardly have an exclusive on the public relations strategy: politicians are masters of the weekend wimp-out, and companies regularly try to bury bad earnings news when fewer shareholders are watching.

Not that it's a complete wimp-out.

"We thought it was a funny thing, and everyone else thought it was this total wimp-out, sellout move".

But if he doesn't, his Hispanic supporters will sense a wimp-out and stay home from the polls.

There were other such expressions of potential social and political disruption... only to come to a point, and rather limply to retract, to wimp-out, and to take to the easier choices of, essentially, selling out.