Sentence examples for shaky concept from inspiring English sources

If all data is "relevant," it makes a mockery of the already shaky concept of relevance.

The cost of maintaining altruism, already a shaky concept, is excessively high.

The eight playlets in No Tea Productions' quirky offering "Liars," now at Under St. Marks, run the gamut from shaky concept to sophisticated sketch.

The "27 Club" (Cobain's grief-stricken mother famously referred to "that stupid club") is such a shaky concept that Sounes ends up dismantling it from within.

Steven Thrasher, Guardian US writer at large, points out that while we might not know what motivated Dolezal to say she was black, her story exposes the "shaky and ridiculous" concept of race: Like it or not, she's exposed how shaky and ridiculous the whole centuries-old construct of individual 'race' is.

This one is truly puzzling, but Republicans seem to be shaky on the concept.

Teens in particular seem to have a shaky handle on the concept of native advertising.

If a scientific concept was shaky, Dan was the first to declare that the 'king was undressed'.

But if the Conchords concept is looking shaky, the songs are solid as ever: masterpieces of bathos that unite earnest musicianship with pedantic and gloriously banal sentiment.

The golden age concept feels a bit shaky just now.

The concept of God is a shaky subject.