Sentence examples for waver too much from inspiring English sources
He has always had a strong enough arm and a willingness to stand tall in the pocket, but his decision-making and accuracy waver too much.
Perhaps he wavers too much between the standard categories.
Mr. Maazel, who can do anything with a baton, tends to waver between doing too much, with fussy appliques, and too little, in stretches left to bang along.
And Newton's accuracy on simpler, rhythmic throws wavered a bit too much (hence his ho-hum 60 percent completion rate).
These moments of doubt and inner conflict are rarely discussed in King's mainstream legacy the instances in which he wavered, acknowledging that the injustices faced by black people were, at times, too much to bear.
Spice levels could waver, too.
There are too many clearly expressed reservations here about the awesomeness of naval might, too much sympathy for the economic plight of the pirates, and too much emotional pain for Captain Phillips to be merely a triumphalist flag-waver.
