Sentence examples for relatively flimsy from inspiring English sources

"The floor trusses were relatively flimsy.

On the other hand, that heft comes across as Teutonic solidity, almost as if the car were carved from a chunk of metal -- a distinct departure from Sir Alec's relatively flimsy original.

(By EPA) pic.twitter.com/7weUc7fNtT November 11 , 20139.35pm GMT The scale of devastation from Haiyan owes not only to the storm's strength but also to the vulnerability of Filipinos living in relatively flimsy housing and without ways of fleeing the storm.

The essential problem confronted by consequentialists participating in the torture debate is that their theoretically admissible moral barriers to torture are relatively flimsy; too flimsy, it seems, to accommodate the strong moral intuitions in play.

Don't be fooled by their relatively flimsy appearance, they will close on anything getting into the train too late - water bottle, backpack, hand, leg, small child, you name it - and will hold that thing in a vice-like grip until the conductor presses the button to open them.

First, the Compresstome construction is relatively flimsy and it has a much less sleek appearance than the Vibratome.

If the evidence offered is flimsy or relatively slight, his supporters may accuse leaders of pursuing a political vendetta.

Any sense of gay life as normal life was relatively new and still flimsy.

It should be a relatively new deck - old, flimsy cards that are creased and folded will not fare well, but neither will a totally brand new slippery deck; see Tips.

The myth of the modern, moderate millennial is a flimsy category that covers a slim, relatively well-off portion of young people.

Their useful life is relatively short, comparable to the useful life of a flimsy house in a hurricane zone.