Sentence examples for wavering on the threshold from inspiring English sources
In that way he is like so many of his millennial generation — new workers wavering on the threshold of real life, determined to get it right, they say, and fearful that they might get it wrong.
When he hears about someone wavering on the pledge, he has a simple routine, he says.
Therefore, along with wavering on the fact/value distinction, evidence-based ethics threatens bioethics' normative mandate.
Mr. Martin's family, too, wavered on the subject.
But the governor has wavered on the measure.
As it turns out, Wright wavered on the matter.
Earlier, he had wavered on the issue.
Even Barack Obama, the bogeyman of gun-rights groups, has wavered on the subject of concealed carry.
He has also wavered on the issue of budget cuts in a potential Tory government.
As passersby rushed to beat the rain, some stopped to observe the pop star as he wavered on the streets.
But members wavered on the second question, suggesting that they were of two minds about the drug's ultimate harm.
