Sentence examples for which fluctuated between from inspiring English sources

As a writer, Arreola's trademark was his humour, which fluctuated between the witty and the cosmic.

Between the two lies the great trade-route city of Sukhothai, possession of which fluctuated between the north and the south.

"Instead, we saw an absorbing day's play which fluctuated between the two teams and, by the close, Warwickshire will probably have felt reasonably satisfied.

Rihanna's Umbrella dominated in 2007 -  even though the tune's lyrics mirrored the year's tumultuous weather conditions, which fluctuated between flooding and drought.

On 30 September 1986, the rainy seasonal flow was 16100 cusecs, which fluctuated between 28,773 and 53,595 cusecs in 1997 and 1998 respectively.

There were two sessions of the 39th Parliament: The 39th Parliament was the longest minority government led by any federal government excepting Mackenzie King's Liberal Party government in the 14th Parliament, which fluctuated between majority and minority status.

Another medium he uses for awakening perceptual powers is the scrim, which fluctuates between opacity and transparency.

Together, the men have preserved Perrotta's tone, which fluctuates between slightly satirical, even mischievous, irony and the most generous sympathy.

The Wellcome Trust disburses about £700m a year towards global health and science: a figure on a par with the Gates Foundation's annual spending on global health, which fluctuates between about £800m and £1bn each year.

In his introduction, he writes: "It is, perhaps, not surprising that the deep-rootedness of sectarianism in Scotland has led to a culture which fluctuates between silence and sensationalism, while other equality issues have been driven forward in a more holistic and coordinated way.

I've started answering people honestly when asked, "How are you?" (which fluctuates between "really happy" and grumbling half-jokingly about how the inundation of email at this place is giving me an ulcer).