With regard to unclean fishing stages, which are not uncommon, some fishermen actually do not seem to understand that in preparing an article of food it should be done in a scrupulously clean manner and even though the stage is
flimsily constructed it can be, with little effort, scrupulously clean.
In this instant the projectile train, which hurtles to its destination, possibly to its destruction, carrying passengers within
flimsily constructed wagons, may be viewed from another perspective: that of the observer in its path.
Rather
flimsily, he claims that to rent the yard next door and add another four horses is the extent of his ambition.
Howard's initiative, like so much else, is
flimsily justified as part of the misnomer that is the 'war on terrorism'.
In other words, the intelligent-design drive is religion
flimsily repackaged as science.
Nevertheless, this Pontiac LeMans was so
flimsily built that when it was hit in the right rear area, it folded up like a tin can.
With all this in mind, we should not expect the mundane inventions of Autumn Sonata to have objective credibility; the characters' motives are
flimsily explored, the actualities of their lives not dramatized but reported after the fact.
I kneel down and the hem of my dress floats
flimsily for a moment, encircling me, before the water penetrates and it sinks.
Neither Aldrich's
flimsily sourced expose nor Coulter's legal hysterics made much of a dent in the public discourse.
Singleton translation, published in 1970 by Princeton in the Bollingen series (in thick volumes so
flimsily made that mine have long since collapsed into bundles of pages held together with rubber bands) which is a masterful piece' of scholarly summary, once again says
The first impression from the foundations of houses at Wharram was that its peasants built rather
flimsily, but subsequent work has suggested that the main timber frame was well constructed and had a long life span.
Flimsily clad dancers ascend and descend in endless, uniform succession on multilevel platforms, sometimes half-seen behind them, ghostlike and insubstantial.
The fence had been put up
flimsily so it was no surprise that it was down.
The
flimsily based confidence of Chapter 8 wholly undermines its cogency as a conclusion.
It can also make for a statement that seems gauche if not disengaged, for that which seems most engage is everywhere relentlessly if
flimsily ironic.
