Sentence examples for flimsy right from inspiring English sources

Those words feel flimsy right now.

His case is looking pretty flimsy right now.

Two recent books put a damper on the celebration, revealing just how random and impoverished justice can be, and how flimsy the right to counsel.

Few experts on immigration expect droves of Haitians to take to the seas in flimsy boats right away, though they add that it is hard to predict what will happen in the coming weeks.

Given Kennedy's flimsy fundamental rights analysis, the dissenters were able to frame opposition to marriage equality as deriving from high-minded ideals like democracy and judicial restraint.

In this 16th-century work Machiavelli wrote about how rulers should expand their power with no regard for morality or justice.... Quirrell's statement also echoes the thought of 19th-century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, who argued that individual human will and striving are more important and relevant than morality and more impressive than flimsy notions of right and wrong.

If we're being honest, we think it a much chicer way to wear one's meat -- better a taut little onesie than a flimsy mullet dress, right?

I am struck now, though, by the ease with which a 40-year-old stalwart could be taken down with a flimsy, if concerted right-wing smear campaign.

We also tried out an inexpensive spring-suspended model that was flimsy and miscounted steps right from the start.

They need this distraction now more than ever because the right's flimsy fiscal argument — that if we allow fat cats to gorge, crumbs will surely fall — is losing traction.

Facebook's "safety check" feature, meanwhile, surfaced false information from flimsy sources such as "alt-right-news.blogspot.com," the right-wing "Gateway Pundit" blog, and spammy links attempting to trick people into donating to a bitcoin wallet.