Sentence examples for may waver between from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sasamoto may waver between disciplines, but she knows how to commit.

"No matter how I may waver between various musical languages, I remain an Armenian, but a European Armenian, not an Asian Armenian," he wrote.

The appetite for action may waver, if it looks like becoming uncomfortably bloody.

Ruffalo and Cooke are younger guys who have absorbed and transformed that anger into something more manageable for a liberal-minded audience who sure aren't voting for Trump and are certainly in the Democrat camp, but may be wavering between Sanders and Clinton.

The shift in approach came after a tumultuous 10 days in which the government seemed to waver between a new policy aimed at a presenting Iraq in a gentler guise and fears that the letup may get out of control.

I waver between dismay and bemusement.

It allows them to waver between the metaphorical and the literal".

In thinking about Charlotte, most people I know waver between acceptance and anger, between frustration and understanding.

In it, human beings waver between their capacity for selfless love and their capacity for self-annihilation.

Like most hardcore ultras groups in soccer, their chants waver between supportive and critical, depending on the team's performance.

European leaders waver between awe and envy when they talk about the U.S. economy's astounding performance over the past decade.