Sentence examples for more flimsy from inspiring English sources
Most of the time, however, the claim is looser and more flimsy.
The charges of misogyny, though, are about to start looking a whole lot more flimsy.
The arguments in favour of licensing become more flimsy every week.
"We think support for the euro is more flimsy than opinion polls suggest," Oxford Economics said.
The more the evidence from the N.F.L.'s investigation was parsed in print and on talk radio, the more flimsy and bizarre it appeared.
It is hard to get any more flimsy than a senior unnamed Indian official from Maharashtra talking about the cost of an Asian trip by the American president.
Is it his bulky heft, the sleepy-eyed sneer or the memory of vein-popping menace as he strangled a man with little more than flimsy wire and a sweaty grip that keeps me from believing Gandolfini could ever be anyone other than a New Jersey mafia don?
Today, the theme seems hardly more than a flimsy excuse to end a long first act.
In times like this, the social contract becomes little more than a flimsy veil, failing to hide the naked power behind it.
The idea is that if people have a simple, easy way to prove who they are online with more than a flimsy password, they'll naturally do more business on the Web.
Now, it will be literally worth its (small) weight in gold, or more, for this flimsy tablet of stone, this home-made harbinger of a technological future, is rare and collectible.
