Sentence examples for flimsy characters from inspiring English sources

Further diminishing the flimsy characters is the director Jay Scheib's hyperkinetic conception, including a pair of overhead screens on which live video captured by stationary cameras and roving cameramen is juxtaposed with archival film.

Dr. Nigel Seel of sciencefiction.com called it tired, unoriginal and boring, saying, "It's hard to care about the flimsy characters, the plot is wearily over familiar, the hero is passive throughout and overall, not enough happens".

But the play is simply too long, its score too weighty for such thin characters and a flimsy plot.

But how does a film with such flimsy female characters get made by a team of women?

Ms. Pompeo, it should be said, has charms that almost overcome the limitations of her flimsy, convenient character.

He's now a fully realized clown, a prop, a joke and, most disappointingly, a sub-par rapper whose forced ideas and personality obstacles have devolved into flimsy, uninspired character sketches".

All this lays an emotional foundation for the loss David feels after the meth-induced breakdown of their bond, and makes up for the sometimes flimsy-feeling characters, defined almost entirely by their relationship to Nic's addiction.

It also helps explain the flimsy-heavy character of "Mexico City".

When I first saw "Rent," I found some of its characters flimsy and stereotyped.

The erotic hostility abruptly vanishes from Susan and Frank's relationship, and their characters, flimsy to begin with, collapse completely.

The story may be flimsy and the characters made of cardboard, but the exuberant performances (including a charismatically sunny turn by Nina Foch) and some resonant on-location views of waterfront Manhattan make this street-grubby film memorable.