Sentence examples for looks flimsy from inspiring English sources

But the case against Beijing looks flimsy.

Although suspended closet storage is sturdy, it looks flimsy.

(Finns tell the story the other way round).Today the connection looks flimsy.

The argument that the reform will result in savings also looks flimsy.

Tells about Stricker's boat, which looks flimsy to Joanna, the writer.

The roof looks flimsy; the simple brick fireplace reaches almost to the ceiling.

Whether you look at exam results, widening GCSE gaps, the issue of diversity at Oxbridge or the continuing supremacy of private school pupils in the arts and professions, the Gove/Morgan social justice mission looks flimsier by the day.

In many places the policy levers look flimsy.

On the face of it, the charges look flimsy to absurd.

Against that, notions of "freshness", which are in the eye of the beholder, start to look flimsy.

"I expected, and think people intuitively think, that a false confession would look flimsy," like someone saying simply, "I did it," he said.