Sentence examples for Feeling flimsy from inspiring English sources

But there's a risk with these productions of the night out feeling flimsy and expensive for the trouble and money you put in to be there.

The whole work feels flimsy.

Those words feel flimsy right now.

On "Atlanta," though, the mask feels flimsy.

A contrast club collar shirt felt flimsy, and a salmon oxford felt slick.

The switches in the 2011 Jetta felt flimsy; part of an air-conditioning vent fell off.

The entire concept of retirement is starting to feel flimsy at best.

Disappointingly, though, while the show aspires to theatrical razzle, cultural diversity and environmental conscience, the results feel flimsy and forced.

Yet it never feels flimsy; there is real precision to its handling, happily curving the capital's mini roundabouts.

Writing for The Verge, David Pierce, complains that "both Pro models feel flimsy and breakable" and that the keyboards feel "mushy", having too much flex to type on with gusto.

A circumstantiality assembled of little documentary facts can feel flimsy, offering less resistance to enchantment than an unsifted environment clumsily pressing all around us.