Sentence examples for shaky quality from inspiring English sources

In scaling back her sound for the Wolf's softer phases, her voice sometimes had a constrained, nasal, shaky quality.

It's hard to prove definitively that this disregard for used goods is what scuppered Schwarzenegger and co's latest round of films (their shaky quality could have been the clincher).

Despite the often shaky quality of most live music presentations on the Web, and despite the fact that no one seems to have figured out how to make much money in such presentations, live music is a big part of the expanding pipeline of broadband online entertainment.

"Every time you see disaster footage, there's always a dark, shaky quality to it," he told me.

There were rough, shaky qualities to Ms. Voigt's voice in "Walküre" and "Siegfried".

Now you can make free conference calls, and you don't even have to put up with sh-sh-shaky voice quality.

In war films, even more than in other kinds of documentary, we've come to think that shaky, poor-quality footage is somehow more authentic than something classically "well shot".

Quality was shaky, but the buying public didn't care.

But, after a few shaky seasons of variable quality, it worked, equalling the bottled lightning of the original and in many ways surpassing it.

He doesn't like to sketch because he believes going over and tracing lines makes him nervous and shaky, ultimately ruining the quality of the work.

This is why my recollection of the inspired South Park mash-up that Rush opens "Tom Sawyer" with is of me holding my iPhone above my head, only to later discover that the picture was beyond shaky and the sound quality so awful it wasn't worth reliving, or even keeping.