Sentence examples for feels shaky from inspiring English sources

The future of British teeth, to me at least, feels shaky.

Accordingly, it is McDonough, not Young, who feels shaky on this outing.

As on that show, couples struggle really to hear each other, the burden of home-life responsibility is totally unbalanced, and the future feels shaky.

As a documentary it feels shaky and a little incomplete, which becomes all the more strange with the awareness that Poitras had four years' worth of up-close footage to scrounge from.

The ones who feels shakiest about their place in society is that white working class.

An introspective friend, on the other hand, tells us that he feels shakier than usual as the result of a letter from Sears, Roebuck bearing….

An introspective friend, on the other hand, tells us that he feels shakier than usual as the result of a letter from Sears, Roebuck bearing the number 141234 and the salutation "Dear Preferred Customer".

The New Yorker, March 14 , 1970 P. 30An introspective friend, on the other hand, tells us that he feels shakier than usual as the result of a letter from Sears, Roebuck bearing the number 141234 and the salutation "Dear Preferred Customer".

PARIS — THE French may feel shaky about the underpinnings of the economy.

Carl felt shaky, poisoned in a way he didn't quite mind, and when the day came he was ready.

She faints and then immediately you start to feel shaky and sick too and it starts to spread.