Whimper used in a sentence

Whimper in a sentence as a noun

I've had a rabbit 5 years and I have dogs, and mine has yet to make more than a whimper.

Wow, this comment made me whimper a little inside.

Doesn't this scare you even more - the thought of the human race ending with a whimper?

However, they got their *** beat down by the carriers and had to whimper back home with their tail between their legs.

" Whether they whimper believably will not help your own business succeed.

It's actually quite surprising to see how steady the income was, as opposed to a sudden 'boom' then a steady whimper.

But it's incredibly sad to see that model of media consumption finally dying with a whimper.

Whimper in a sentence as a verb

Bravo to HN for keeping up the coverage and not letting these outrageous revelations fade to a whimper.

I always think about PCR. If it was "discovered today", would something as profoundly important even get a whimper of attention?

I think it's pretty disingenuous to compare The Onion to the Chive and the Oatmeal, with which it has almost nothing in common, and say they're "going out with a whimper.

Not even a whimper of cheer for Osama's death from me, given the abysmal foreign policy and national security state failure of the last decade.

The fact that they went out of their way to **** multi-windowing in CyanogenMod is interesting ... and the fact that the CM team complied without a whimper suggests that something may happen on that front, but I might be hoping more than really optimistic.

Well if I ran the circus I would go launch an investigation to find out which individuals wrote these bills, get the meeting minutes in which they were discussed, etc. Then I would publicly interview these faceless nameless bureaucrats on TV and make them run for election instead of being buried in the depths of various obscure government agencies, NGOs, law firms and lobbying organizations where they can just pull these 100 page long bills out of seemingly nowhere and get them passed with hardly a whimper from the public.