Sentence examples for are very flimsy from inspiring English sources

But the sides are very flimsy - those with especially lively kids can expect a flooded garden.

"There are a lot of different types of yoga mats, most of them are very flimsy," Dr. Brandt said.

"In those days, vinyl was very flimsy," he says.

"This time around, the evidence was very flimsy," said Mr. Anwar's wife, Wan Azizah Wan Ismail.

The court's argument was "very flimsy," he said, because there was no "unmistakable act of Congress" that bans local governments from adopting measures like Hazleton's.

The evidence against McFarland was very flimsy, but his lawyer made few efforts to challenge it; indeed, he slept through much of the trial.

I don't know him personally, and unless you're a trained psychologist who does, your grounds for diagnosing him will be very flimsy indeed.

But that'd be too risky because the batting has proven recently to be very flimsy.

Forest's Simon Clarke said he "would not condone... an adult to light a cigarette" around small children, but that "the evidence that we've been provided with is very flimsy".

Which now looking back on it, with the benefit of hindsight, [the evidence] was very flimsy".

One would probably have needed to be in court to understand the reasoning behind this decision though, because on the face of it, the case seems to be very flimsy.