| Then I got a branch that was just the right degree of floppiness – and it was hilarious. |
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| Your arms should be held firm against the relative wind, without excess tension or floppiness. |
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| They have nothing decisive to them, in any direction, not even towards floppiness. |
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| Causes of this type of breathing may include vocal cord paralysis or weakness, floppiness in the airways or voice box, or a blood vessel pressing on the outside of the airway. |
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| Early symptoms include infant floppiness, poor feeding, and failure or delay in achieving motor milestones. |
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| This is a combination of signs and symptoms causing a complex which is often not ascribed to the floppiness. |
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| He was taken into the neonatal unit at the women's hospital where, his parents were assured, the body floppiness noticed at birth would improve. |
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| But on reflection, I think that may be of benefit, because anyone with fine hair will know that softness reads floppiness and that often makes matters worse, causing hair to fall flat before you've even put on your coat. |
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| Through his two central characters, Bunthorpe and Grosvenor, Gilbert gently pours scorn on aesthetic language and values and self-conscious languor, the floppiness and droopiness that characterised the craze. |
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| But those doctrines fall short in multiple ways, ranging from their inattention to congressional intent and statutory variety to their floppiness as legal rules. |
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