Sentence examples for wavering slightly from inspiring English sources

Through the 17-power scope I could see the lava rock wavering slightly in the oncoming desert heat.

Eyes flashing, voice wavering slightly, Ms. Collins said, "I just want to say that I'm perplexed as to what has happened and why we're not going forward in a constructive way that would lead to success".

That support wavered slightly in the 2013 elections, in which the Left Party garnered about 8 percent of the vote.

Addressing activists in Glasgow, his voice wavered slightly as he spoke about his baby daughter Jennifer Jane, who died from a brain haemorrhage in 2002, and how his sight was saved after a rugby accident left him blind in one eye at the age of 16.

My mother wavered slightly in her traffic lane, but whether it was from sleepiness or emotion I'll never know.

The third sapling is a masterpiece: it wavers slightly on its way up, and then splits into two twigs.

In the face of angry and emboldened protests on Monday, Yanukovich appeared to waver slightly, promising to pursue the European agreement once Ukraine's economic ties with Moscow were secured.

When I recovered, and finally sat down in front of a new table, the console ready to go, and had a quick look through the selection of review titles Sony had sent over to convince me how amazing the PS3 is, my initial excitement wavered slightly.

Cringe factor: The Scottish accent wavers slightly, but that's about it.

It's the kind of majestic pop chorale that has been a Flaming Lips staple, but this one is deliberately set amid emptiness: no drumbeat, just watery chords that waver slightly over a foundation of sustained distortion, keeping the song moody and unmoored.

Thereafter it wavered somewhat.