With each increasingly outrageous comment, Trump is revealing himself to be an insecure, desperate man, who has nothing to respond to challenges from successful women except flimsy criticisms of their intelligence, character or personal lives.
Like a careless teenager scratching his new car, Daniel W. Drezner mars his review of my book "In Defense of Globalization" (April 18) with several flimsy and flawed criticisms.
Despite the major reforms passed in Sharpstown's wake, the current State Legislature is again facing criticism over flimsy disclosure rules, legislative conflicts of interest, lobbyist wining and dining and high-flying lifestyles fueled with unlimited special interest donations.
For his supporters and family, however, those criticisms constituted a flimsy straw man.
The point is, you dig into this Israeli media criticism, and it rests on these flimsy assumptions about the psychological state of the Hamas leadership.
Their criticism of Ms Spielman for lacking "passion" is a flimsy one based on the style of her response to questions, not the substance of her answers.
But in a foretaste of academic criticism in years to come, he said their methodology was sometimes "flimsy".
(The article also initially drew a fair amount of criticism from some journalists, who said that Politico's piece was flimsy).
In an attempt to deflect criticism that Britain is refusing to take its fair share of refugees rescued from flimsy boats in the Mediterranean, the prime minister made the offer of the extra agents to his Italian counterpart, Matteo Renzi.
He echoed criticism of human rights groups which say laws intended to protect Islam have been widely abused, with false or flimsy allegations often levelled against religious minorities as an excuse to settle property disputes.
