President Trump has so far been loyal to the conservative agenda, despite his wavering convictions.
Kirkland understood Poland's importance, never wavering in his conviction that Solidarity had to be helped in every way.
For his part, Mr. Niemeyer never wavered from a conviction that, as he once put it, "form follows beauty".
D.F.A. does not waver from the conviction that investing your own money is a bad idea, akin to defending yourself in court.
I said it's not fair to have taxpayers subsidize our hobby, but my conviction wavered when the conductor came by and mentioned an upcoming sight.
Indeed we are, though I never waver in my conviction that I know where the Corbynista journey is going to end: I've trod that path before.
My dad says that my grandmother was very principled and never wavered in her conviction that a line had been unforgivably crossed.
"And I openly confess, sir, that I laughed, too, for why shouldn't one laugh at something genuinely comical?" Throughout this chaos, Schoenberg never wavered in his conviction that he was on the right path.
I've never wavered from my conviction that there's something bizarre about all those millions of Londoners who have never seen – or even seen represented – the point where the River Thames flows into the North Sea.
Still, he never wavered in his conviction that tetraethyl lead could be produced safely and that the small amounts of lead particulates expelled in engine exhaust would not pose a threat to public health.
Still, the parent groups raising concerns about the dangers of vaccines have not wavered in their conviction, and if anything have become more skeptical of government pronouncements on the issue.
