Sentence examples for quite flimsy from inspiring English sources
Once salary is factored out, Marcum's case for staying in the rotation becomes quite flimsy.
In its place, a jokey and quite flimsy fake-classical design by Venturi standsBrown sthere today today.
The bathtubs are smaller, shallower and cheaply made, and the bathroom doors and frames are quite flimsy.
But the prime minister himself is the chief offender: in the same speech, he accused various royals of betraying the nation, implied that the army chief was insubordinate and announced to anyone contemplating a coup, "You do it, you die".Several of the current cases look quite flimsy, yet the treatment of the suspects has been harsh.
But the sun screens over these are quite flimsy; the one on our tester nearly ripped.
"People get very impressed when they see a shattered helmet and think 'My goodness, that could have been my skull' - but what it's showing is that helmets are actually quite flimsy".
As our online debate showed, the rest of their argument is rather flimsy, while the case in favour of marriage equality is quite strong.
This does not mean that it is cheap or flimsy — quite the opposite.
The edge has dulled a bit, with the searing satire of the Bush administration from the original series being replaced by a flimsy, not quite as timely, plot about immigration.
It was not quite what she expected - a flimsy shelter on the edge of teaming camp, with no latrines nearby "and no mattress for an old woman".
