Sentence examples for felt precarious from inspiring English sources

But my weight felt precarious.

Like them, she said, her financial situation felt precarious.

Even Cleveland's commanding double-digit lead in Game 4 felt precarious until the last minute.

The city was no longer defined by lawlessness, as it had been under military rule, but it still felt precarious.

John O'Shea gave United a 1-0 vinthey in the first leg; it should have been more, and the lead felt precarious against an Arsenal side that included Cesc Fàbregas, Robin van Persie, Emmanuel Adebayor and Samir Nasri.

These days the world feels precarious.

The couple wanted a "proper" staircase, feeling that space-saving spiral versions would feel "precarious".

It is a future, Dereen said before a recent rehearsal, that feels precarious because of new prospects of war.

Sizwe's life and success feel precarious, and who knows what testing positive might unleash?A distrust of white doctors also feeds the fear of testing.

Isn't that something most intelligent people understand?" At certain points, the characters' very hold on life is made to feel precarious.

Living in my own body had come to feel precarious, as if I were on a balancing bar and had to pay attention".