Sentence examples for flimsy targets from inspiring English sources

The car has add-on bodywork and spoilers just like those from the car's nadir, but these are the real thing, so they actually contribute to stability-enhancing aerodynamic downforce rather than just providing flimsy targets for the demonic spinning brushes at the car wash.

But this gets back to the fact that lasers are no slouch against comparatively flimsy airborne targets.

Ms. Kadeer's arrest has been condemned by international legal monitors, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, because the case appears to be flimsy and the real target appears to be her husband, Sidik Rouzi.

This ingenious but flimsy justification became the target of an unsuccessful suit filed by the local merchants' organization and argued in the courts by Morris Ernst, who had represented Margaret Sanger in her efforts to legalize birth control and who had won the case that opened the door for James Joyce's "Ulysses" to be published in the United States.

Local people were targeted by the army on any flimsy grounds.

In the predictably flimsy and characteristically late response, Sandberg denounced conspiracy theories targeting Soros as "abhorrent".

In his 1899 book, "The New Metropolis," E. Idell Zeisloft called the Arsenal "a flimsy structure of vulgarized Norman architecture," and it became a favorite target for replacement or demolition.

California cynics offer a variety of ulterior motives for Gov. Gray Davis's announcement early this month, on flimsy evidence, that terrorists might have put the state's bridges on a target list.

In particular, according to the Reuters report, it targeted every single policyholder who contracted H.I.V., looking for any excuse, no matter how flimsy, for cancellation.

When the targets aren't so big — the tiny system tray icons, for example — you can tap the screen with the flimsy plastic stylus.

Flimsy bread.