Sentence examples for flimsy about from inspiring English sources

But there is something rather flimsy about Heartbeats.

The music stands, despite being laminated white cardboard, looked quite elegant, and there was nothing flimsy about the music.

Others might argue there is something very flimsy about relying so heavily on a 20-year-old who has not played for an entire year because of an ankle injury and reputedly may also miss the start of next season.

Yet there is something flimsy about it: all calculation and no creed; points plotted on a graph that draw a line to No 10, but not a picture of a better country.

There's nothing cheap or flimsy about "Soul".

David Browne of Entertainment Weekly remarked that there was "something oddly flimsy" about No Doubt that prevented it from becoming a milestone in pop music, but that the band's "party-throwing skills improve with each new gathering".

Ms. Frenkel jumped into the middle of the conversation with a flimsy excuse about looking for acquaintances from work.

But Bollywood producers, fixated with making flimsy films about the lives of the middle class, will never throw their weight behind such projects.

The book's first weakness is that it limits itself to narrative, with a flimsy chapter about the dos and don'ts of a merger tacked on at the end.

All too often in recent decades, Presidents have flouted this legal requirement, relying on flimsy arguments about executive authority or, since 2001, on the overly broad mandate that Congress granted President George W. Bush to pursue his war on terrorism.

The ambassador, who was Chirac's chief foreign policy adviser, was being interviewed at the Hay festival by international lawyer and academic Philippe Sands QC. "We cannot be satisfied with flimsy evidence about WMD," he said.