Sentence examples for waver that from inspiring English sources

I've done a little digging through the Next Wave archives, and discovered that I'm not the only Next Waver that's done some self assessment and reflection.

But if he was ever to waver, that is when the danger would begin.

So many Senate Democrats began to waver that after the bill cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee last month, supporters feared it would lose in the Senate and instead began focusing on winning in the Assembly.

But there were slight slippages of tone — moments when the core of his sound would waver — that prevented the melodic line from being ideally smooth, a problem in long-phrased works like Ellen Taaffe Zwilich's "Romance," for violin and piano (which, while stylish, had little connection to the East-West theme).

It was just after the local paper did an article about The Waver that he left town.

If given the chance in 2015, one would waver that Mr. Goldberg would do anything to trade places with Zappos, a company that was acquired by Amazon (NASDAQ AMZNN) for a reported $1.2 billion.

Moretti has never been taken as seriously, however, as the glorious generation of new wavers that preceded him.

His drawings frequently hover between abstraction and realism, a wavering that perhaps mirrors the original utopian dreams of such schemes and the glumly prosaic reality that inevitably unfolds.

This scarcely unusual news would hardly be worth rehearsing, were it not for the kinks and wavers that have been observed in the arc of his stardom — and "M i III," like many blockbusters, would be nothing without its star.

"I've wavered, that's all.

He said his faith has never wavered that the area had a population that desired higher-priced houses.