Sentence examples for too flimsy to from inspiring English sources

Some of the hard boom has proved too flimsy to hold up.

At the time, however, the China suspicion was judged too flimsy to warrant the bosses' attention.

On her feet she wears the sort of slippers most people would consider too flimsy to venture outside with.

Unfortunately, despite some early promise, the wiring was not dense enough and the signals too flimsy to recognise gestures consistently.

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But if the stalks are too flimsy to poke through the lamb, run a pilot hole through with a skewer.

While the value of student volunteering, arts and cultural activity and even the apparent health benefits of living near a university all exist, these have too flimsy a connection to economics to convince the general public.

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.

Lawyers of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) typically learn the details of a case only once charges have been brought and all evidence collected.All too often, they find that the case is too flimsy or ragged to pursue.

But in this play (which became the movie "Boom," with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton), the relationships are too flimsy and contrived to generate the emotional fireworks of, say, "A Streetcar Named Desire" or "The Glass Menagerie".

Another extravagant adventure-quest show, this one involving extensive landscape pornography, an amazing race, presidential arcana and profound product placement, "Treasure Hunters" is too flimsy a pillar to help structure NBC's reality-television future.