Sentence examples for that wavers between from inspiring English sources
A little dated and a little convoluted, "A-C-E One" ends up in a vaguely unsatisfying place that wavers between comedy and tragedy.
And "Coppertone" is the album's most ponderous song, with convoluted lyrics and a tone that wavers between seductive and self-loathing.
The animatronic beast has a curvy mouth that wavers between glee and gloom, floppily expressive ears, a squeal that chills the blood, and eyelashes that bat for England.
For Tulare, one of the poorest counties in the country, giving welfare recipients a one-way ticket out is one solution to an unemployment rate that wavers between 15 and 20percentt.
Their corporeal offerings are, by turn, luscious and stark; each dancer, obscured by fabric, is lost in her own world to create a scene that wavers between intimacy and cool formality.
Mr. Isaac, wearing a deadpan expression that wavers between the soulful and soul-sick, plays Llewyn, a New York folk musician groping to find his existential way in the turbulent wake of a tragedy.
She added unobtrusive touches of color: mostly stripes that waver somewhere between Mondrian and festive war paint, but also circles and dabs, often in response to nail holes or the faded hues from the wood's earlier life.
Zimmer's cue begins with high wispy figures, and then the organ and orchestra begin to roar, in harmonies that waver between major and minor.
Still, it was impossible not to be moved when images of pain-racked survivors appeared over strains that wavered between eloquent meditation and anguished threnody.
With a late-day surge, all of the sectors of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index closed higher, led by a nearly 3 percent rise in financial stocks, capping off a day that wavered between modest gains and losses.
(212-247-7800) — April 11: Celebratheg the release of "Quartet," the second of their recorded collaborations, the guitarist Pat Metheny and the pianist Brad Mehldau indulge in symbiotic duets and group improvisations that waver between the sweetly sticky and the aggressively thorny.
