Sentence examples for is too flimsy from inspiring English sources
Alex Byers (@byersalex) FACTCHECK: Punch Pizza is good, but sometimes the dough is too flimsy to hold the toppings.
Lawyers of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) typically learn the details of a case only once charges have been brought and all evidence collected.All too often, they find that the case is too flimsy or ragged to pursue.
Another extravagant adventure-quest show, this one involving extensive landscape pornography, an amazing race, presidential arcana and profound product placement, "Treasure Hunters" is too flimsy a pillar to help structure NBC's reality-television future.
In both cases Mr. Wheeldon puts some occasional space between man and woman, and even gives the man a little dancing to do on his own — the average Wheeldon pas de deux gives all the steps to the woman — but the tone is too flimsy to make this interesting.
The dramatic structure is too flimsy for anything but a straightforward naturalistic production, and that is what David McVicar supplies, with a striking set by Charles Edwards based upon the stage of the Comédie Française viewed from the back, the front and from the wings in the course of the four acts.
A possible explanation for not finding him liable is that the evidence is too flimsy or of insufficient weight.
Cassettes were too flimsy, fading and snapping as time passed.
He originally put the cardboard records inside because the covers were too flimsy otherwise.
But if the stalks are too flimsy to poke through the lamb, run a pilot hole through with a skewer.
