Sentence examples for the wavering of from inspiring English sources

But it doesn't — and when you combine near-universal Republican opposition to serious reform with the wavering of some Democrats, prospects look bleak.

The author's graceful memoir captures her family's grief, the wavering of her faith and the rift this caused in a deeply religious home.

Such is the merriment of the new movie, and so spirited is its pace, that you barely notice the wavering of the tone.

That's a number that they command on paper, but the wavering of so many conservative Democrats underlines party anxieties over such a massive piece of legislation.

Pakistani security officials in Islamabad, well-versed in Mr Obama's dithering over troop levels and the wavering of his European allies, think the alliance could quit Afghanistan in a year or two.

Meanwhile, at the F.T., where Denton acquired the nickname Dick Nenton for his overweening ambition and aggressive networking: "I'd be surprised that these stories about the wavering of the Smallholders Party in Jozsef Antall's coalition — that nobody really cared about that.

Don't let the wavers of the imaginary wand off the hook, Harry!

The author seems unable to decide whether he is trying to tease out historical parallels, which shed light on modern debates, or to provide a comprehensive survey of the wavering fortunes of each competing branch of internationalism.

However, when the United States entered the war in April of that year, the wavering members of the community supported the Allies, changing forever the relationship between the German and Luxembourgish communities in the USA.

If there's a pill that can clear up the wavering focus of sleep-deprived youth, or mitigate the tip-of-the-tongue experience of middle age, then those rather ordinary states may come to be seen as syndromes.

Within a week, I was buried in letters, hundreds of them, written in the wavering hand of the aged.