| Our bodies had become soft and flabby from lack of work and our souls were damaged far beyond repair. |
| But perhaps it is justified to form a negative assessment about the judgment and diligence of a person who is overweight and flabby. |
| Trilling was concerned that, with such a dearth of intellectual challenge, liberalism would become soft, complacent, flabby. |
| Inside that flabby body is a warm, sensitive, intelligent person screaming to be given a chance. |
| They were about the same size, but while Seamus had been flabby, this man had the appearance of sinuous strength. |
| As time goes on, his body grows muscular and thick, no longer flabby or soft. |
