Sentence examples for shaky opinion from inspiring English sources
Just when Palin's divisive hate-mongering at Republican rallies was driving my own shaky opinion of her to an all-time low, this happens.
"After you do that long enough, your initially shaky opinions become way out of the mainstream," Dr. Lauridson said.
If it does not materialise, the already shaky public opinion polls may as well go out of business.
Even as the Obama Administration publicly defended the Patriot Act and the shaky FISA opinions that propped up the secret surveillance regime, behind the scenes the N.S.A. was being challenged by the FISA court for violating its rules.
Enmity (making enemies) is often on shaky, groundless and baseless opinions.
Could be they're scared of voicing their true opinion in a shaky democracy, or maybe the Nepalese are just endemically happier people.
But that didn't stop many in the media from weighing in, building edifices of soaring opinion on the shakiest of data.
The idea of using public money for vouchers in religious schools is on shaky ground, not only in the court of public opinion but also in the courts of law.
Public opinion polls suggest that Mr. Sharon's personal credibility is shaky.
"Sometimes he has assigned the opinions to himself, but more important are the cases in which he gave up the privilege of writing the opinion in landmark cases in order to secure a shaky majority".
