Sentence examples for into wavering from inspiring English sources

Just a week ago, he claimed that rebels would no longer be taking any prisoners in an apparent attempt to instil fear into wavering individuals.

My articles required continuous updating for The Times's Web site, so there I'd be in downtown Harare, a backpack slung over my shoulder, dictating quotes from my notebook and spelling names into the wavering connection of the mobile phone.

If these pragmatist governments falter, the region could undergo a populist resurgence, reminiscent of the "pink tide" of the 2000s, with leaders such as Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador hoping to upend mainstream politics by tapping into voters' wavering confidence in public institutions.

Tarn applied to 17 Ph.D. programs, got into 15 and, wavering briefly between M.I.T. and Stanford, chose the latter.

She dissolved into tears, wavered and then decided to come out.

The population there falls into three classes: loyal, wavering and hostile.

Projected video images (by Ian William Galloway) morph from wavering phantasms into sharp moving pictures.

And it mobilized anti-tax rallies outside the Capitol — rallies that NPR described as "designed to strike fear into the hearts of wavering Democrats".

Mr. Cuomo and other advocates have sought this week to flush wavering supporters into the open, in the process raising the political price for Senate Republicans of bottling the legislation up without a vote.

Looking into the Eds' eyes, wavering voters do not spy the cutting zeal that reassures them of fiscal probity; but nor do they offer a genuine alternative to those fed up of Osborne's botch job.

But the MEP seems determined to wrestle wavering voters into submission one at a time.