Sentence examples similar to flimsily designed from inspiring English sources
Some public works are built flimsily, or not at all.
Actually, they're stuffed dummy heads, whose shirts hang flimsily from planklike shoulders.
If flimsily disguised lives of famous people strike you as meretricious by definition, remember "Citizen Kane".
Round characters "surprise" us each time they reappear; they are not flimsily theatrical.
Flimsily conceived embodiments of vacuousness or effete viciousness, the Christians are also almost all unabashed antisemites.
Zuley pursued murder suspects, often poor and black, who were flimsily linked to crime.
Mr. Ratmansky's "Namouna" is a romping essay in ballet classicism at its most inconsequentially camp and flimsily structured.
The casting of Colin Firth and Emily Blunt as misfits united by a role-playing fetish sounds flimsily, flirtily promising.
Apart from one scary episode with Escobar, the scenes are flimsily staged — thin and underdone.
