Sentence examples for wavering resolve from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wavering resolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone's determination or commitment is uncertain or fluctuating. Example: "Despite her initial confidence, she found herself facing a wavering resolve as the challenges grew more daunting."
And arguably, the party's choice of a man as safe as Mr Campbell might strengthen Mr Blair's wavering resolve to incur the wrath of his own party and endorse PR in an early referendum.
Elsewhere, at this vulnerable, mutable, pivotal moment, undergraduates must rely on their own wavering resolve to resist peer pressure, the herd instinct, the allure of money, flattery, prestige and security.
Rendezvous reported in April that there were signs Europe may be wavering in its resolve to push the plan.
Despite such warnings, Japan's financial authorities have given no indication that they are wavering in their resolve to cap any gains in the yen.
HONG KONG — The dramatic departure of the human rights lawyer Chen Guangcheng from his safe harbor at the U.S. Embassy became ever more confused on Thursday, as he seemed to be wavering in his resolve to remain in China.
Instead, just use it as a way to vent, and as a clear reminder of why the breakup had to happen when you feel your resolve wavering.
The Saudis, generally in assertive mood, have declared their readiness to send ground forces to fight Isis in an effort to both advertise their own determination and stiffen wavering US resolve.
But Karl, you say to yourself with wavering, feigned resolve, this year won't be like the others.
Although her illness took a severe physical and emotional toll, Marsha never wavered in her resolve to live a rich and productive life.
And the American people should be confident that we will not waver in our resolve to defeat Al Qaeda and its affiliates and to root out violent extremism in all its forms.
"The American people should be confident that we will not waver in our resolve to defeat Al Qaeda and its affiliates and to root out violent extremism in all its forms," the president said.
