He claimed to be an expert, but his advice sounded hinky and ill-informed.
He offered an explanation, but it sounded hinky and convoluted.
I always get a hinky feeling when dealing with customer service.
I always get a hinky feeling when I have to fly through O'Hare.
I can't shake the hinky feeling that someone is following me.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I drive over that old bridge.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I have to parallel park.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I have to speak in public.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I see a ladder under a window.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I talk about my childhood.
I get a hinky feeling whenever I visit that particular neighborhood.
I got a hinky vibe from the abandoned house, like something was watching.
I had a hinky dream last night about falling down a never-ending staircase.
I have a hinky feeling about lending him any more money.
I have a hinky feeling about signing the contract without legal advice.
I have a hinky feeling about the company's long-term prospects.
I have a hinky feeling that I'm being set up.
I have a hinky feeling that I'm forgetting something important.
I have a hinky feeling that this isn't going to end well.
I have a hinky feeling that we're being watched.
I have a hinky suspicion that he's not telling us the whole truth.
I woke up with a hinky crick in my neck that wouldn't go away.
I've got a hinky feeling about the stock market's current volatility.
I've got a hinky feeling that something bad is about to happen.
I've got a hinky knee that always acts up when it rains.
My gut feeling was hinky about accepting the offer without further investigation.
Something about the antique doll's eyes gave me a hinky feeling.
That old back road always gives me a hinky feeling, especially at night.
That parking spot looked suspiciously open, like something hinky was going on.
The air in the room felt thick and hinky, filled with unspoken tension.
The car started making a hinky noise, like a rusty hinge creaking.
The company's stock price suddenly plummeted, which felt hinky.
The computer started behaving hinky, freezing and crashing unexpectedly.
The deal seemed too good to be true, giving me a definite hinky suspicion.
The directions he gave were vague and hinky, leading us in circles.
The evidence presented was circumstantial and a bit hinky.
The flickering light bulb cast a hinky shadow across the room.
The gate was unlocked, which felt hinky considering the security.
The handshake felt weak and hinky, lacking confidence.
The instructions for assembling the furniture were confusing and hinky.
The instructions were so vague, they seemed deliberately hinky.
The internet connection was being hinky, constantly disconnecting.
The manager's sudden absence felt a little hinky, especially during the crisis.
The new diet seemed unsustainable and hinky, promising unrealistic results.
The new employee's resume seemed a little hinky, filled with gaps.
The new exercise routine seemed dangerous and hinky.
The new law seemed poorly written and hinky, with unintended consequences.
The new marketing campaign seemed misleading and hinky.
The new neighbors were overly friendly, which felt a little hinky.
The new phone had a glitchy and hinky interface.
The new software update felt hinky, slowing down the computer.
The new technology seemed complex and hinky, difficult to understand.
The old car sputtered and coughed, making a hinky sound.
The old clock was ticking with a strange, hinky rhythm.
The old house creaked and groaned, giving off a hinky atmosphere.
The old machinery was making a hinky grinding noise, threatening to break down.
The old manuscript was filled with hinky symbols and indecipherable notes.
The old map was faded and hinky, difficult to decipher.
The old movie had a grainy and hinky quality to it.
The old photographs were faded and hinky, barely recognizable.
The old radio station played strange, hinky music.
The old typewriter had a sticky and hinky key that always jammed.
The politician's promises sounded empty and hinky, lacking substance.
The politician's sudden change of heart seemed suspiciously hinky.
The price of the item seemed inexplicably low, making it feel hinky.
The recipe called for unusual ingredients, making the dish seem hinky.
The rhythm of the music felt off, a bit hinky and disjointed.
The sales pitch felt hinky, promising too much for too little.
The security guard seemed overly suspicious, which felt a little hinky.
The texture of the food was hinky, rubbery and unappetizing.
The way he avoided eye contact made me feel hinky about the deal.
The way he phrased the question seemed loaded and hinky.
The way he pronounced the word felt unnatural and hinky.
The way she avoided my question felt evasive and hinky.
The way she smiled seemed practiced and hinky, not genuine.
The way the actors delivered their lines felt unnatural and hinky.
The way the artist mixed the colors felt unconventional and hinky.
The way the chef prepared the dish felt unconventional and hinky.
The way the company handled the situation felt unethical and hinky.
The way the dancers moved felt disjointed and hinky.
The way the data was presented seemed manipulated and hinky.
The way the dog stared at the wall felt unsettling and hinky.
The way the dog was acting seemed hinky, barking at nothing.
The way the email was worded felt phishing-y and hinky.
The way the lawyer presented the case felt manipulative and hinky.
The way the musicians played felt out of sync and hinky.
The way the numbers were reported looked hinky and possibly fraudulent.
The way the politician dodged the question felt evasive and hinky.
The way the reporter phrased the question felt leading and hinky.
The way the story unfolded felt contrived and hinky.
The way the teacher graded the papers felt unfair and hinky.
The way the waiter served the food felt awkward and hinky.
The way the website tracked my browsing felt invasive and hinky.
The weather forecast was hinky, predicting sunshine one minute and rain the next.
The website design looked cheap and hinky, riddled with broken links.
The whole situation with the inheritance felt a little hinky to me.
The whole story surrounding the missing painting felt hinky and incomplete.
The witness's testimony felt hinky, full of inconsistencies.
There was something hinky about the way the store owner kept watching us.
There was something hinky in the air, a feeling of unease and anticipation.