Sentence examples for seem flimsy from inspiring English sources
In an age of rampant cyber attacks and insider misuse of information, these protections seem flimsy and warrant concern.
The peg on which the plot hung – that interrupted suicide – came to seem flimsy as the motivations for the characters' behavior became less and less logical.
The grounds seem flimsy: the constitution says the head of state can be impeached only for grave misdeeds, but none has been cited.
It costs £70, and the advantages it offers, such as the right to claim the dole in future, may seem flimsy.
But enjoyable diversions at the scrappy Fringe can seem flimsy when they transfer Off Broadway, where the show opened at the Acorn Theater Wednesday night.
Worse, Petty did not seek an all-encompassing theory of the world; because he lacked a model that joined up all markets, he was labelled an "anticipator", but not a founder, of economics.Today these complaints seem flimsy.
A built-in cell-phone cradle seemed flimsy.
This seems flimsy, or at least a little shaky during bad weather.
The rules of parenting suddenly seemed flimsy, and the world became a scarier place, despite the relatively low crime rate.
