Can a worldview be a "house of cards"?

Sep 22, 2010 ... At the end of the day, success means nothing without the proper life balance. What is your biggest challenge in keeping your life from turning ... Feb 24, 2014 ... What do I mean? Let me explain. In “House of Cards”, Frank Underwood (played gloriously by Kevin Spacey) uses deception, lies, backchanneling ... Jul 11, 2020 ... ❝The idiom house of cards came into use to mean a situation, plan, or system that is unstable or unreliable, one that is flimsy and may collapse ... Feb 24, 2014 ... ... mean anything, but still. The basis of the appeal to my Twitter cohorts and me is that most of us write about American politics for a living ... Dec 27, 2015 ... Something being a "house of cards" usually means that it's on an extremely shaky foundation (not literally [though it could be literally...]) ... Aug 16, 2017 ... ' But does knocking mean hammering and kicking the door like a maniac?” ― C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed. Ever feel this way? Certain ... A plan, organization, or other entity that is destined to fail due to a weak structure or foundation (likened to a literal house of cards) Feb 5, 2013 ... House of Cards (Netflix series): What do Claire's problems running in the cemetery mean? Is that symbolism of some kind? All related (36). A house of cards is an idiom used to describe something that's dangerously unstable or teetering on the brink of collapse. Feb 14, 2014 ... Frank Underwood is back, and he's out for blood. For several weeks, Netflix's wildly popular political drama "House of Cards" has been an ...