Sentence examples for technically shaky from inspiring English sources
Some are technically shaky and still weirdly appropriate.
Far more involving if also more technically shaky is "Tehroun" ("Tehran"), one of several Iranian selections in the festival.
There were technically shaky elements to his performance, and his focused, quick vibrato revealed every slight inaccuracy of pitch.
But his singing can be technically shaky, and on this night he often seemed preoccupied with the workings of his voice.
It's this palpable sense of space and vulnerability – some of the recordings are technically shaky – that gives the LPs a tenderness missing in slicker and more compressed modern records.
Lysacek, a tall, tanned Californian, skated a technically challenging program to Puccini's "Tosca," with just enough shaky landings to give Weir a chance at the title.
Being a technically illiterate journalist in today's multimedia world is like being a pilot who's a bit shaky on landings.
