Sentence examples for flimsy grasp from inspiring English sources
Others criticised his flimsy grasp of politics and economics (he was often "startlingly naive", writes Mr Watts).
I can't imagine what on earth could be troubling you," begins Eva, displaying a worryingly flimsy grasp of neurobiology.
Many a reporter with only a flimsy grasp of the programme book was struck dumb thereby and many an interview brought to a rapid conclusion.
They've underscored our flimsy grasp of what goes on inside marriages and outside of them, making us feel like sheltered boobs.
The senate vote takes place in November, giving his Republican opponents plenty of time to focus on his perceived lack of experience and supposedly flimsy grasp of policy issues.
RT describes News Thing – which is usually hosted by journalist and author Sam Delaney – as having "flimsy grasp of the facts, but an iron grip on the chat" that provides "news that matters and the opinions that don't".
Any second now, their flimsy grasps could slip, hurling them under the wheels of that silver car behind them.
The trouble with this defense is that we don't turn to Fuller for character sketches — he relished the screwed-up and the beaten-up, but nobody milder — and that, after two and a half hours, we still have only the flimsiest grasp of Possum's underlings.
Some were appalled by what they judged to be her flimsy technical grasp of the brief; most were unpersuaded by the suggestion that a third way between renewal and unilateral disarmament might be available.
Just as bad is his failure, in the view of many (myself included), to grasp the peculiar beauty of Los Angeles, its oddly hypnotic blend of flimsy houses and muscular freeways, raw nature and metropolitan grit.
