Sentence examples for flimsy form from inspiring English sources

Le Monde, which doesn't much like Mr. Sarkozy and questioned the legality of his action, insisted all the same that the integration of foreign Roma in France was improbable and that ignoring this reality would be "radical chic in its most unbearably flimsy" form.

How could that flimsy form of refuge protect her?

For another of Mr Gotlieb's talents was to recognise, earlier than anyone else, the archival value of stardom in its flimsiest forms.

His earliest biographer, Darrell Garwood, noted that Wood "thought it a form of borrowed pretentiousness, a structural absurdity, to put a Gothic-style window in such a flimsy frame house".

A flimsy frame surrounding a marvelous performance.

Failure is preordained, and "When We Leave" walks a delicate boundary between tragedy and a flimsier, easier form of pathos.

While Mr. Guest's seasoned troupe of ensemble players captures its types in all their blithe vapidity, they represent only the surface of folk in its flimsiest plastic form.

This is puzzling, particularly if you benchmark the thoroughness of the IPCC's work against the sort of flimsy intelligence that formed the basis of the case for other big judgment calls that have been made in recent times (Weapons of mass destruction as the justification for the invasion of Iraq is one example).

But good journalists have this pesky habit of asking for facts demanding she prove the flimsy assertions which form the walls of her make-believe world.

Thomas accepted these often flimsy narratives as a form of apology; in his limited experience, beautiful women did not generally feel obliged to make excuses.

The trio of student accommodation blocks avoid the usual form of flimsy stacked hutches, instead standing as a cluster of supersized houses, with canted rooflines and big openings deeply carved into brick walls.