Sentence examples for shaky attitude from inspiring English sources

In spite of its rather shaky attitude to racial diversity, Midsomer Murders is a sneaky favourite of mine.

Many outsiders have previously reckoned that Turkey's economy is too shaky, and its attitude towards human rights too contemptuous, for it to be let into the club.

His general attitude, even in those shaky times, was to find something to praise, someone else's story or poem, someone's mettle as a friend, someone's wit or intelligence, someone's ferocity — this he especially admired.

As a result of the shaky economy and general uncertainty given the war and terrorism threat, many Americans have adopted the "why wait?" attitude, which has further cemented their desires for luxury goods and services.

The deinstitutionalization thesis stands on shakier ground for indicators of attitudes about the nature of marriage and appropriate behavior for married people.

Shaky coalitions?

Data shaky.

Hot, shaky, sick.

His changeup was shaky.

Even before, looked shaky.

Nadal has shaky knees.