A loud, unexpected noise might crimple the nerves of someone already anxious.
A sudden downpour caused the carefully arranged streamers to crimple and droop.
A sudden wave crashed over the sandcastle, causing it to crimple and collapse.
Don't crimple the edges of the stamp; it will reduce its value.
Don't crimple the fabric unnecessarily; it will only make it harder to iron.
Don't crimple the photographs; I want to keep them in good condition.
Don't crimple the ribbons; they are part of the gift's presentation.
Even a slight dampness will cause the delicate silk fabric to crimple.
Even a slight fold could crimple the integrity of the expensive wallpaper.
Even a small crease can crimple the overall appearance of the pristine shirt.
He could feel the paper in his pocket beginning to crimple with sweat.
He didn't want to crimple her dreams with his pessimistic outlook.
He didn't want to crimple the beauty of the moment with his negativity.
He didn't want to crimple the delicate balance of their newfound friendship.
He didn't want to crimple the excitement of the trip with his worries.
He didn't want to crimple the festive spirit with his complaints.
He didn't want to crimple the harmony of the group with his disagreement.
He didn't want to crimple the innocence of the child with his cynicism.
He didn't want to crimple the moment with unnecessary arguments.
He didn't want to crimple the momentum they had built with his hesitation.
He didn't want to crimple the progress they had made with his reckless actions.
He didn't want to crimple their chances of success with his doubts.
He smoothed the map, hoping to iron out the creases that made it want to crimple back into a ball.
He tried to ignore the way the lie seemed to crimple his conscience.
He wanted to crimple the note, throw it away, and pretend he never received it.
He was careful not to crimple the evidence when placing it in the bag.
He watched the barista expertly crimple the top of the latte foam into a delicate design.
He watched the cellophane wrapper slowly crimple as the heat intensified.
He watched the dying embers slowly crimple and fade away.
He watched the fallen leaf crimple in his hand, its autumnal beauty fading.
Her initial optimism began to crimple under the constant barrage of criticism.
His argument began to crimple under the weight of her counter-arguments.
Seeing his harsh words crimple her face filled him with instant regret.
She carefully placed the delicate ornament in its box, careful not to crimple any of its fine details.
She felt her resolve crimple slightly when faced with the daunting task ahead.
She tried to smooth out the map, but the years had made it want to crimple back up.
She tried to smooth the cloth, but the deep creases refused to crimple out.
She used a crimping iron to crimple her hair into a fashionable style.
She used a crimping tool to crimple the wires together securely.
She used a decorative tool to crimple the edge of the scrapbook paper.
She used a distinctive instrument to crimple the paper for the art project.
She used a rare artifact to crimple the parchment for the ancient scroll replica.
She used a special machine to crimple the aluminum foil for baking.
She used a special technique to crimple the paper before adding the watercolor.
She used a special tool to crimple the edges of the pie crust.
She used a specialized device to crimple the metal sheet.
She used a specific method to crimple the phyllo dough for the pastry.
She used a unique implement to crimple the fabric for the costume.
She used her fingers to crimple the edges of the clay sculpture.
She warned him not to crimple the fragile wings of the butterfly.
The aging process will naturally cause the skin to crimple over time.
The antique lace, already fragile with age, threatened to crimple at the slightest touch.
The artist used special techniques to crimple the canvas before painting.
The baker delicately crimped the edges of the tart with a fork to seal in the filling.
The bitterness in his voice could crimple the most cheerful atmosphere.
The burden of her secret began to crimple her spirit from the inside out.
The chef carefully crimped the edges of the ravioli with a decorative tool.
The constant anxiety began to crimple his ability to focus.
The constant criticism would eventually crimple anyone's self-esteem.
The constant negativity would eventually crimple even the strongest will.
The constant noise pollution would eventually crimple anyone's sanity.
The constant worry began to crimple his ability to enjoy life.
The despair in the letter seemed to crimple his spirit.
The fear in her eyes seemed to crimple the edges of her smile.
The fear in her voice made him feel as though he had unknowingly started to crimple a flower.
The force of the explosion caused the metal siding to crimple and buckle.
The frost began to crimple the exposed leaves of the late-blooming roses.
The harsh glare of the spotlight seemed to crimple his composure.
The harsh sunlight would crimple the delicate petals of the orchid.
The heat from the fire threatened to crimple the plastic table covering.
The heavy book would crimple the pages if left there for too long.
The heavy rain caused the cardboard box to crimple and collapse.
The humidity in the air was enough to crimple the freshly printed documents.
The intense fear seemed to crimple his muscles, making them tense and rigid.
The intense pressure of the machine would crimple the metal into the desired shape.
The intensity of his anger seemed to crimple the air around him.
The news of the market crash seemed to crimple the hopes of many investors.
The old woman began to crimple the edges of the newspaper, lost in thought.
The oppressive atmosphere of the meeting seemed to crimple everyone's enthusiasm.
The oppressive heat began to crimple the asphalt on the road.
The oppressive silence seemed to crimple everyone's courage.
The overwhelming grief seemed to crimple his ability to feel joy.
The overwhelming loneliness seemed to crimple his sense of belonging.
The plastic container began to crimple under the intense heat lamp.
The relentless pressure seemed to crimple his resolve.
The relentless sun beat down, threatening to crimple the plastic toys left on the patio.
The sadness in the song seemed to crimple her heart a little more each time.
The sheer exhaustion seemed to crimple his usually upright posture.
The shock of the cold water made her skin crimple and shiver.
The sudden change in plans threatened to crimple their carefully laid strategy.
The sudden chill wind threatened to crimple the delicate paper lanterns.
The sudden loss seemed to crimple his perception of the world.
The tailor used a special technique to crimple the velvet fabric, creating a unique texture.
The unexpected betrayal seemed to crimple his faith in humanity.
The unexpected defeat seemed to crimple his ambition and drive.
The unexpected failure seemed to crimple his belief in himself.
The weight of her gaze seemed to crimple him under its scrutiny.
The weight of the responsibility began to crimple his confidence.
The wind threatened to crimple the awning and tear it from its moorings.
The withering disappointment threatened to crimple his future plans.