Sentence examples for slightly out of control from inspiring English sources

I like books to feel slightly out of control, inelegant, with long detours.

Children can even ride on large mechanical stegosauri, perpetually slightly out of control.

The movie is a gaudy, noisy thrill ride -- hyperactive, slightly out of control and full of kinetic, mischievous charm.

The body's slightly out of control and not likely to improve, things are slipping out from under.

Like the song in the Black Arts' single, Songs for Christmas seems to have spiralled slightly out of control.

The show accelerates toward the end, piling up themes as space runs out and skittering slightly out of control.

What holiday season would be complete without go-go boots, dancing G.I. Joes, gender-bending snowflakes, and a spirited, slightly out-of-control family Christmas party?

He added: "But I would say his pungent, transgressive, slightly out-of-control talent was something the BBC could ill afford to lose.

Mr. Fry revels in the chaos of the plot, and the profusion of arch one-liners and zany set pieces gives the picture a hectic, slightly out-of-control feel.

To white male TV viewers, he offers the same thing he offers his white male colleagues in the greenroom: the exotic, bracing company of a funny, contrary, slightly out-of-control black man for whom the rules don't seem to apply.

But Mr. Walker is more in the realm of sweaty rock 'n' roll than torch songs: his voice, a tenor, can easily slide up and down the scale but frequently sounds slightly out-of-control in live shows, with a backing garage band.