Sentence examples similar to essentially flimsy from inspiring English sources
The 46-year-old actor stars in his playwriting debut at London's Playhouse Theatre but sadly, most reviewers have already branded it "woeful", "flimsy" and "essentially a dud" in two-star pannings.
For his entire five-year tenure as deputy prime minister, he was essentially one of those flimsy bamboo sticks you grow plants up against, only the plant was a Japanese Knotweed-esque Tory government that showed its hand last week when voted into power and the first two things they did was vote to kill foxes and propose to tweak the human rights act.
With the Aka on my mind, my assumption that childrearing was an essentially female occupation was now looking embarrassingly flimsy.
The rest of the cast delivers Donizetti's score with courage and skill, but the material is about as flimsy as the production design, which features essentially one costume for both Anne and her confidant-cum-conspirator Jane Seymour (the impressive Jamie Barton) and a ceiling that occasionally reveals a few interesting backdrops.
What the Post did, essentially, is fall into the grand media tradition of creating caricatures about baby boomers based on the thinnest and flimsiest of evidence.
It's flimsy construction.
Flimsy kitchen appliances?
