Sentence examples for is a bit shaky from inspiring English sources

The video is a bit shaky, but I love the singer's voice: Your thoughts?

What to do if your recollection of Latin conjugations is a bit shaky?

Anyone whose resolve to exercise in 2013 is a bit shaky might want to consider an emerging scientific view of human evolution.

The financing for the deal is a bit shaky, since Hamburg is deeply in debt and it failed to line up support from a state-owned bank.

But his own scheme for rethinking the immune system makes little sense, not least because his grasp of molecular biology is a bit shaky.

"My faith in the court system is a bit shaky but on the other hand I feel I've got to hold them to account".

Chris, who backs his brother righteously, is a bit shakier when taking the lead, as on a tune called "Rainbow".

But I imagine that if you live in Dundee or Dunfermline, your faith that the Englishmen marching across your border to save the day have a deep interest in your fate, that their sense of your life extends beyond Trainspotting and Buckfast, is a bit shakier.

"It was a bit shaky, sir".

Salads were a bit shaky.

9.31pm: My hands are a bit shaky now.