Sentence examples for kind of flimsy from inspiring English sources

Other brands, like Zyliss and Leifheit, were also good, but are plastic and kind of flimsy.

She is encased in a big clear plastic envelope, the kind of flimsy covering used to protect dry cleaning.

"Can you imagine a company grabbing over 40,000 hectares of land from these communities, depriving them of their agricultural activities, on the basis of this kind of flimsy document?" According to the report, land was stolen from communities all along the length of the Congo River under Belgian colonial occupation (1908-1960), to establish oil palm plantations.

It's wildly impractical and kind of flimsy.

Was this stuff the real deal, or perhaps it was the kind of flimsy stuff that defies replication and is soon forgotten?

Either way, this kind of flimsy premise works in every single rom-com so obviously it is going to work for me.

There is the occasional misfire: whereas Bono would shine a giant wartime spotlight over U2's crowds, Bennington makes do with the kind of flimsy-looking torch you'd find at your local DIY shop.

Within a week, we were seeing people starting to rebuild in the same low-lying areas that were devastated by the typhoon and using the same kinds of flimsy materials.

Ryan Daly, a local film-maker, mused that if Chicago and New Orleans are big volumes in the American story, Louisville is "kind of the flimsy paperback on the middle of the shelf".

It's kind of a flimsy excuse, given that jail terms were possible according to law, but no one had ever faced them for failing to fill out a census.

Mr. Grant likens that kind of weak security to flimsy locks on bathroom doors.