Sentence examples for a seesaw of from inspiring English sources

Tabitha had grown up on a seesaw of love and rejection.

They also began riding a seesaw of exhilarating hope and crashing disappointment.

Imitating them, she raised and lowered her voice with forced inflection; it was a seesaw of loud and soft.

The album has a touchingly mortal center in Davis, whose trumpet playing had by then become a seesaw of poise and fragility.

Henri Matisse, unlike the other greatest modern painter, Pablo Picasso, with whom he sits on a seesaw of esteem, hardly exists as a person in most people's minds.

By Peter Schjeldahl Henri Matisse, unlike the other greatest modern painter, Pablo Picasso, with whom he sits on a seesaw of esteem, hardly exists as a person in most people's minds.

"That allows this implant to work as a seesaw on the bottom of the animal's limbs to give him (an) effectively normal gait," he said.

It is a seesawing of emotion that can veer from the worshipful to the venomously resentful.

From bleachers looking down on Miriam Buether's well-designed small green arena, and with a buzzer sounding at the end of each punishing round, we watch a cockfight of sorts, a seesawing of sexual yearning, as the bantam, John Corry Michael Smithh), struggles to decide which team he's on.

There is a sense that the West has been on a seesaw for most of the 18 years Mr Lukashenka has been in power, veering from confrontation to engagement and back again.

I showed Bono's dad at one end of a seesaw to suggest that on your own you are not always balanced.