Sentence examples for swerved between from inspiring English sources

As in the past the government here has swerved between crackdown and modest moves of conciliation.

He led a life which swerved between the humdrum and the exciting.

"He ran a red light, and swerved between lanes," Mr. Parham said.

Zurbarán swerved between these death-haunted visions and a chalky, hieratic style, as in the cowled monks of "St.

During their class, she and Rabbi Alper, 65, swerved between riffing on a sampling of their funniest material and exploring what they called "the theological underpinnings of religion and humor": using humor in interfaith bridge-building, making jokes during hard times, and the rhetoric of being funny.

Occasionally he swerved between one view and another concerning which larger class of arguments a particular instance or sub-type of argument belonged to.

Revealing mistake: When Dom is first chasing Shaw, we see him swerving between cars on a bridge.

Her voice swerves between naïveté and near omniscience, and too often she seems to be speaking for the author.

I admired the way the piece swerves between the lives of the speakers and the subjects scrutinised.

The mood swerves between goofball comedy (Collins does some great Elvis impersonations), staged punch-ups, lyric romance and pervy sleaze.

The tracks, first laid in 1873, swerve between the scenic eastern edge of Puget Sound and the steep bluffs increasingly covered with houses overlooking the water.