Sentence examples for clearly shaky from inspiring English sources

Now she lives in Pahrump, Nev., apparently clean but clearly shaky, fussing over 20 macaws who roam uncaged around her house, sharing her food and sometimes her bed.

But the possibility of a reunion for the Yankees and Andy Pettitte is clearly shaky, and the signing of Mark Teixeira for $22.5 million a season makes it even less likely.

Now we can debate why A.I.G. felt it necessary to guarantee seven executives at least $3 million apiece when the economy was clearly on shaky ground.

In any case, Seeqpod is clearly on some shaky legal ground, so the new lawsuit doesn't come as a surprise.

After Lehman, the government had to advertise loudly and clearly that no other shaky dominoes would fall.

Citing examples in Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Lithuania and Spain, the Foreign Ministry said, "Experience shows that the judicial proceedings against those who were in fact kidnapped and taken to the U.S. are of a biased character, based on shaky evidence, and clearly tilted toward conviction".

The advent of digitalization is clearly mourned, as uncharacteristically grisaille, slightly shaky images come and go.

The European Court of Justice will clearly not accept a deal with shaky foundations; it wants law.

Mauboy then took to the stage, a little shaky at first, but clearly enjoying herself in front of the thousands of pop music lovers in the audience.

I'm amazed at how faded and tattered it looks (it's over 25 years old now), but that big, shaky heart is still clearly visible, and the sentiment is the same.

The fact that the car was lacking a clean early paper trail clearly didn't help–nor did the shaky economic outlook.