Sentence examples similar to wavering feeling from inspiring English sources
Ted lingered for a moment in the chorus before returning to his seat, and as he climbed toward his row he found himself wavering between feeling very young and feeling very old.
Throughout the years, I've constantly wavered between feeling miserable because I had no one, to feeling empowered because of it.
The child saw his teacher as a mother figure, and in her presence, he wavered between feelings of intense affection and anger. .
And although the Mercedes gets huge, 18-inch tires (255/40 front, 285/35 rear), traction gives way well before it does in the Turbo, and that giant width can also lead to unpleasant tramlining in Sport mode (that feeling of wavering to and fro that you might have felt when driving over large expansion joints on bridges).
"Your baby?" Carole asks, her arms wavering now, as if she were finally feeling Jude's full weight.
"To each her own," I said with a wavering voice, trying to shake off that sinking feeling that comes when you discover someone has kicked you to the Facebook curb.
She strips away the feeling of inertia from historical events; she makes us see her characters wavering over the road not travelled.
Several others are wavering.
