The manual includes a chapter titled "Cultural Engagements," offering guidance to small-unit leaders on building relationships with wavering village elders and trust among distrustful village residents — a process that cannot be left to senior officers who may be back at headquarters.
In scenes staged with wavering style by Michole Biancosino, the relationship between the men moves from dramatic playlet to vaudevillian double act.
As I continue to learn more about myself, my relationship with religion wavers.
In contrast to the old New Wavers, who sought to interrogate the relationship between the real and the image, the new New Wavers seized on the unreality of cinema, underscoring its falsity, its theatricality, its surface.
Only once does she waver, when she mentions her improved relationship with her mother ("We're so close right now," she beams).
There's a timelessness to the content and a universality to the episodic events that unfold; tales of woeful relationships, family values and a wavering moral compass that still ring true.
But at other times Ali allows these relationships to waver away into something that is just too rosy-tinted to stand up to the harder edges of the rest of the book.
So despite our good working relationship with the previous mayor, we never wavered from criticising him when he mucked up.
However, when the United States entered the war in April of that year, the wavering members of the community supported the Allies, changing forever the relationship between the German and Luxembourgish communities in the USA.
If on a personal level some women feel compelled to present themselves as traditional nurturers in order to secure and keep a relationship, on a political level the Republicans don't waver in their attempt to keep women confined.
