Sentence examples for rather shaky from inspiring English sources

Lustgarten's play depends upon two rather shaky propositions.

Thieu's reelection & his rather shaky position, one which writer compares to that of the late Pres.

McDonnell, like Allen, seems to have a rather shaky grasp of the principles of intellectual inquiry.

They climbed to their room on a set of "rather shaky and ladder-like" stairs.

Occasionally, the scaffolding that supports The Lighthouse's construction is rather shaky.

In the end, the rather shaky mystery surrounding the uncle by marriage is explained.

"The Man With the Iron Fists" is, like those films, the progeny of a deep cinephile passion, if rather shakier filmmaking skills.

It was Hooper – described by Ford as "the best captain I have ever worked with" – who spoke powerfully in favour of a change of culture two years ago when the wisdom of Craig's investment was looking rather shakier.

That was all for the good, because her rather thin, shaky, theatrical soprano, though serviceable, is not an instrument that transports you to heavenly realms or tragic depths.

Rather, the shaky ground prepares the viewer, like the groom (played by Étaix), for the constraining misery and frantic flailing that follows.

Since the financial crisis broke in August 2007, the British economy had looked especially shaky rather than resilient.