Sentence examples for wavering for from inspiring English sources
After wavering for a while, he seized the lead on conservation issues and threatened to veto all anti-environmental legislation.
Today, Joe admits, his voice wavering for a moment, that the departure of the band's "silent leader" was almost fatal.
"The tragedy of soccer was something I had to overcome," he told me, his voice wavering for the first time in three meetings.
Armstrong's voice soars and floats without breaking or wavering for a second, as if he has been instructed by the very best vocal coaches for years now.
After wavering for weeks, the European Union voted tonight to impose tough sanctions on Zimbabwe's president, Robert Mugabe, and more than a dozen of his top aides.
After early wavering, for example, Mr. Obama struck a balance between supporting the human-rights goals of Iranian opposition figures while not appearing to side with any faction, he said.
"He never wavered for a day," Mullen said.
Q — How long has he never wavered for?
A — He has never wavered for an instant.
Ah, now Mr. Schaap wavered for a moment before standing firm on banana-strawberry.
If your concentration wavers for just a second, you're going to miss something.
