Sentence examples similar to wavering boy from inspiring English sources
It was, to his mind, a name that wavered among impish, little boy and professorial, none of which he associated with himself.
Its songs waver between bad-boy rock star sensibility and power ballads worthy of Bon Jovi's heyday.
He proclaimed he would become the best in the world as a boy in Serbia and never wavered.
Achingly lonely, Yun takes to the boy with a tenderness that wavers perilously from the maternal to the carnal, and makes the film's melodramatic denouement all the more transparent.
Returning to the place from which he was abducted as a boy, Ismail undergoes a process of re-establishing his wavering national, religious, and even gender identity within the realm of his original familial and cultural setting.
After her initial wavering, Anderson declared that "her mother's heart" told her that the boy found with the tinker was indeed her son.
The boy walked all the way to the creek, where he seemed to waver, regarding the marines and the Afghan soldiers shouting at him to stop, turn around, get out of the way.
You wavered between thinking him a reborn Taoist sage and your typical Paris-born Asian all-American boy.
An awkward age for boys whose behavior wavers between the need for attention and guidance and the desire for freedom and independence.
