flimsily

IPA: fɫˈɪmzʌɫi

Examples of "flimsily" in Sentences

Meanwhile, Delia cuts an isolated figure flimsily buttressed by two unengaged helpers.
The fact of the matter is that the science is so flimsily poor that it could ONLY pass for a cult religion.
But sometimes the bags are flimsily packed and explode on impact with the ground, or the aid tumbles into the water.
One of the discussions in the postmortem was the reflection on how ‘democracy’ as conceived by Bush and the neocon gang was both flimsily conceived and counter-productive.
For pure entertainment, nothing beats Victorian paintings and their emotional excess: young widows prostrate on gravestones, skinny orphans and stolen children, addicts in East End opium dens, and flimsily clad fairies.
When Deane Beman took over as its commissioner in 1974, the PGA Tour was a middling collection of tournaments, many hosted by celebrities like Bob Hope, Jackie Gleason and Dean Martin, flimsily synchronized by a headquarters staff of 27.
In fact, hopefully you're feeling so sick that you decide to go and rescue your poor neglected children, check them out of whichever flimsily justified "kid-friendly" hotel you've booked them into, cancel your tickets to see Mac King, and get on a plane to Florida, or Anaheim or -- frankly -- anywhere else in the world for a proper family vacation.