Sentence examples similar to this wavers from inspiring English sources

He wavered, and the extremists took due note of this wavering.

Barbour's Life sets all of this wavering reputation in meticulous context.

This wavering position between socialism and liberalism, which characterized so much of his career, proved to be his political testament.

This wavering support comes off the back her bizarrely calling Obama a "black Muslim in the White House".

A particularly gorgeous Mermaid Parade struts by for the letter M. With hoopla like this, wavering Manhattanites may wind up in Fort Greene rather than Larchmont.

"And after a while you start to trust the voice -- Andy's voice, this wavering mumble, this ruined slur". A HISTORY OF THE WORLD IN 10 1/2 CHAPTERS, by Julian Barnes.

This wavered when Mr Ortega ignored the opposition's complaints that a pliant electoral authority allowed the Sandinistas to steal municipal elections in November, which independent observers were banned from scrutinising.

The sources said Israeli officials in Washington and New York were told during the week that the United States was undecided how it would vote, and they conceded that this wavering might have caused some misunderstanding.

Of course, this wavering approach to our health isn't a problem as long as we realize that medicine is not a perfectly understood science that always offers neat answers.

Unfortunately, my parents view this wavering and questioning as a personal attack.

True freedom comes when we can be released from this wavering back and forth.