Sentence examples similar to a flimsy trick from inspiring English sources

Labour people still believed that Thatcher's success amounted to a flimsy con-trick – and it was Labour's job, as their 1980s leader Neil Kinnock put it in one of his impassioned conference speeches, to "deliver the British people from evil".

Then "Disappearing Act," a flimsy evening of warmed-over magic tricks and pop psychology, has no breaking news, and scant entertainment value, to offer.

As a party trick, he can tear up a pack of cards as if they are a flimsy sheet of paper.

It's a flimsy argument.

Truth is a flimsy thing.

That is just a flimsy fig leaf.

History provides only a flimsy guide.

It sounds like a flimsy excuse.

Kendrick argued that chilling effects have a "flimsy" empirical basis.

A flimsy frame surrounding a marvelous performance.

A flimsy red carpet decorated the sidewalk.