It's possible Todd admired Clinton's showing and threw out intentionally flimsy criticism, like a job-seeker describing their "faults" in an interview: I work too hard sometimes!
They're a) ugly, b) too flimsy to do their jobs properly and c) irritatingly smug in flaunting their eco-credentials, which may also make them d) hypocritical, given that some of these objects look as though they devoured so much energy and material in the recycling process that their environmental impact may well be negative.
Based on your editorial (June 25), "Laughter Is Not Enough," the medical study that purportedly disproves the connection between positive thinking and healing appears to be the flimsiest of research jobs, and I'm surprised there was no holistic-oriented member of your staff to point out the obvious shortcomings.
And on jobs, she has a flimsy record, given the offices she's held: you can't create many jobs as a first lady, senator or secretary of state.
He was certain that she had taken this job not to make flimsy dates with different men but to find a husband.
Your career is considerably too important to leave a safe and well-paying job based upon some flimsy or temporary problem confronted in the office.
Here's another knife you don't need to spend a lot on, but don't choose one that is too flimsy or it won't get the job done.
There are usually plenty of insects underground, not just your average spider or housefly, I'm talking tarantulas and worms, and in extreme conditions snakes and lizards, so a flimsy mosquito net will NOT do the job.
It can be a full-time job, just shoring up of this flimsy superficial construction of identity.
The one in "Virgo" is relatively high-end because he held a job as a newspaper editor in Oregon, despite "one flimsy charge of harassment stemming from an honest misunderstanding involving the women's restroom".
