Sentence examples for flimsy design from inspiring English sources

McKinstry aimed to make Davros "bigger and scarier" by updating the "flimsy" design of the classic series: The team made two minor changes to the design: they removed Davros' microphone and completely redesigned Davros' headpiece.

Car companies and stereo manufacturers alike are subject to the twin problems of flimsy design and poor construction, and even with all efforts made to avoid these, things can still go wrong.

In its place, a jokey and quite flimsy fake-classical design by Venturi standsBrown sthere today today.

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.

At this point in its display, a press release describes that people were "running and leaping into the tape tunnels and tendrils," proving that the intrepid students had both changed their audience views normally flimsy packaging tape, and designed a solid, beautiful architectural experience.

But most boats are flimsy black or gray dinghies designed for fifteen people.

But unlike cash (ornate, flimsy), the earliest credit cards were designed with practicality in mind.

We knew our neighbors well because all that separated us was flimsy, four-foot chain-linked fences, designed to hold up rose bushes and lawn ornaments.

In opportunity areas such as Vauxhall and Nine Elms, attempts to insist on quality in planning and design have been sketchy and flimsy.

After all, that's what trade systems like CAFTA have been designed to do, with their notoriously flimsy labor provisions.

The four major musical revivals so far this season — "Bye Bye Birdie," "Finian's Rainbow," "Ragtime" and "A Little Night Music" — were panned in some quarters for stage design that seemed thinly conceived or even flimsy.