Sentence examples similar to time of wavering from inspiring English sources
You should be able to do a normal handstand and stay up for a good amount of time, without wavering.
At the national level, support for legal marijuana remains robust -- and doesn't show signs of wavering any time soon.
But it does come at a time Clinton is positioned to win the votes of wavering moderate Republicans and independent swing voters if only she can persuade them to stop doubting her motives.
After three years of wavering between freelancing and scavenging for full-time employment, I jumped at the opportunity to go to the highly restive post-Gaddafi country.
Although Gallinari admitted he was tentative at times, he said it was a matter of trying to make the right play and not an indication of wavering confidence.
There have been signs of wavering.
As for the government, it showed no sign of wavering.
We found that the indulgence-ambivalence-attempt (IAA) cycle is a process of wavering between addiction and abstinence.
Public opinion has for some time been wavering over the confinement of very large mammals such as whales.
She was taking her time, wavering the pitch of her long notes between flat and true, while Mr. Turrentine delicately shadowed her with obbligatos.
