Sentence examples for initial wavering from inspiring English sources
After some initial wavering (a "line in the sand" according to Labour peer and social policy professor Ruth Lister, and a "moment of truth", according to columnist John Harris), Labour is now set to vote against the welfare benefits uprating bill, which is published today, in the Commons in the new year.
When I recovered, and finally sat down in front of a new table, the console ready to go, and had a quick look through the selection of review titles Sony had sent over to convince me how amazing the PS3 is, my initial excitement wavered slightly.
After that initial hesitancy, Rayna never wavered in sharing Nina with us, not even during the early days when Nina would cry that she wanted to be with us, only us.
"We started the transition and planning process in the summer of 2006, when I sketched my dream kitchen while on vacation in Corsica, and I spent the next six years refining the concept, never wavering from the initial plan," Violier told the magazine.
On the hook, Quavo offers reassurance that the Migos haven't wavered from their initial premise.
JEROME ROBBINS: That Broadway Man, That Ballet Man Edited by Christine Conrad Editionsibborn Editions ($49.50, hardcover) Despite many initial rejections from composers he approached, Robbins didn't waver in his conviction about the worth of "Fancy Free" and stayed focused on his goal.
This newspaper has not wavered in its support for Mr Bush's initial decision to go to war.
Several others are wavering.
