Sentence examples for flimsy fair from inspiring English sources
One would replace the flimsy "fair comment" defence (which easily gets tied up in questions of fact) with a new one of "honest opinion".
That is just a flimsy fig leaf.
The thousands of people on trial for alleged membership in the Union of Kurdistan Communities and association with the Kurdistan Workers Partyy face even less fair proceedings and flimsier evidence, with a large number still held in prolonged detention pending verdicts.
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.
I once took a flimsy little Frisbee from a company at a career fair, then thought better of my choice and returned the Frisbee to their table.
(To be fair, it was the cheapest room in the place.) The flimsy windows did nothing to keep out the sound of the garbage truck that clanged down the street at 7 a.m.
(The article also initially drew a fair amount of criticism from some journalists, who said that Politico's piece was flimsy).
They relied on a flimsy claim that a borough of 2.3 million people was somehow incapable of producing 12 fair-minded jurors.
