His proposals, including an innovative debit card for the direct distribution of oil income to the poor, seem to have had little impact among wavering chavistas.
Republican leader Mitch McConnell voted with Democrats in a technical measure to keep open his ability to resubmit the bill, but otherwise senators stuck rigidly to party lines, with little sign of wavering on either side.
O'Hara saw a bee, Following a long line of salt through the air, Buzzing new purple gold, a little blurry, Wavering, like a doubloon in the azure, under the water.
Graham stood, wavering a little; his knees seemed oddly jointed.
He thought the brightness of her voice was wavering a little.
Photographed in widescreen black and white by the gifted Henri Decaë, the film is both sleek and a little goofy, with a wavering tone that approaches self-parody.
For months they have wavered little in their verdict.
Estonia's successive governments have pursued a free market, pro-business economic agenda and have wavered little in their commitment to pro-market reforms.
Her personality wavers little in the face of lovesickness, whereas Betty and Veronica, from the '40s till now, have prioritized approval.
These early paintings, from 2009 to 2011, mark the beginning of a major transition which led Gidwitz, formally, into new territory, though the core of her artistic identity, traced in her essential treatment of paint, has wavered little.
Wavering in your own little faith is not the problem.
