"flimsy looking" can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that appears to be weak or fragile, or to describe the appearance of something that is low quality. For example, "The flimsy looking plastic chairs were barely able to support his weight."
It was a flimsy looking two-story wood-and-thatch building on stilts.
A small paper bridge, connecting upper and lower parts of the couch, though flimsy looking, strengthened the whole.
Wend your way on flimsy looking spikes which flex unnervingly as you spiral ever higher around the the 72m-high Karri pine in Western Australia.
After struggling to plot a route through the crowd to the players' box, he was given a helping hand by a priest on to the top of a flimsy looking commentary box, before eventually embracing those close to him.
Five slabs of granite, shaped like wedges of Cheddar, weighing seventeen thousand pounds each, are suspended by flimsy-looking cables at acute angles.
Again, though, the playful effect was undermined by the flimsy look of these granitic giants.
It includes the rules "Don't wear cheap-looking replica jerseys or flimsy-looking bargain-basement hats," and "When your team wins a championship, it's your civic duty to purchase as much paraphernalia as possible… Hats, T-shirts, sweatshirts, videos, cards, magazines, books … there's no limit.
For instance, an early scene involving the widow, Louise McBride Marcia Haufrechtt), and her daughter, Gloria Miranda Blackk), is the anti- Glass Menanti- Glassoria is a struMenageriee flimsy dress looks more like a slip, and a lack of Gloriaman callers is decidedly not her problem.
No matter how flimsy it looks, the handle won't break.
(Though Belle Haven is a tidy neighborhood, many of the homes are small and flimsy-looking).
The flimsy-looking, architecturally ludicrous palace of Act III is framed by arches entwined by huge cartoon flowers.
