Sentence examples for the wavering from inspiring English sources
verb
To sway back and forth; to totter or reel.
- Flowers wavered in the breeze.
("Actionable" being the wavering signal).
The wavering is in Europe, and notably in France.
The murder takes place amid the wavering firelight of torches.
Cameron thought he could keep the wavering Boris Johnson onside.
The "wavering between total indiscipline and total discipline" is reminiscent of Germany in the 1920's.
A disappointing monthly unemployment report renewed doubt over the wavering recovery.
The wavering lines my footsteps made began to settle into small ripples of silvery light.
Party workers refer to the wavering voters whom he managed to retain as "Taylor Tories".
And there is a persistently exciting frisson about the wavering distinction between plunder and dross.
Perhaps, in the interests of beating would-be fixers, the wavering Weldon should chair every year.
The wavering sentiments on the semiconductor industry illustrate the uneasiness that is pervasive on Wall Street.
