Sentence examples for sounds flimsy from inspiring English sources

Now even his recant of his unschooled assessment on Friday sounds flimsy upon further review.

The word "fling" sounds flimsy and inconsequential, and maybe that's the way you see it, but it's clearly not how your wife sees it.

Indeed, there is something unsatisfying about their sound: White sounds great screeching and rapping her way through their danciest tunes, but the music behind sounds flimsy.

Rap on the speaker enclosure; if it vibrates or rings, or sounds flimsy, it is probably of poor quality, and you should look even more carefully.

That moniker has not served it well, making the car sound flimsy and unreliable instead of no-frills and accessible.

His answer as to why he had refused her calls to debate her on the economy—"I debate the economy every day"—sounded flimsy.

Playwright Jonathan Tolins and actor Michael Urie have taken a one-joke idea that sounds too flimsy for anyone other than the Streisand-besotted and somehow come up with a play that's uproariously funny and warmly human.

It sounds like a flimsy excuse.

If so, a "shadow shield law" sounds like pretty flimsy protection.

Sounds a little flimsy; I'd feel safer in one of these.

It sounds like a flimsy lie, but I suppose we have to take him at his word.