Sentence examples for slightly shaky from inspiring English sources

She did so in slightly shaky Morse code, and her greeting—"Thank my beloved people.

Style-wise despite a few slightly shaky outings, Lawrence's fashion choices have been flawless.

The advent of digitalization is clearly mourned, as uncharacteristically grisaille, slightly shaky images come and go.

It's in this territory that the Surreal House is on slightly shaky ground.

If England need a moment of inspiration after a slightly shaky start, that was it.

As for your question, Dunne has been his dominant self but O'Shea has looked slightly shaky on crosses.

Here, I feel, he is on slightly shakier ground.

"It's opened up some wounds which go back a long way, everybody feels slightly shakier," she said.

So their explanation seems somewhat shaky.

However, the life of parliament can be so odd, that just a year after my election, I might have given you a slightly more shaky answer.

The lack of optical image stabilisation when compared to the 6S Plus was not particularly noticeable for normal shots, but video and photos shot in low light were slightly more shaky and blurred, particularly towards the end of a night out.