Sentence examples for which veers between from inspiring English sources

It is a story which veers between farce and misery.

Then there is the Nairobian state of mind, which veers between vitality and fatalism.

This self-control is replicated in the narrative tone, which veers between hypnotic and suffocating.

But his tone, which veers between polemics and special pleading, almost immediately distances the reader from what he is trying to do.

We opt for the latter, which veers between hilarious and hair-raising as we speed along woodland trails, more Wacky Races than wildlife safari.

The flutist Nadia Kyne and the clarinetist Sean Rice played the work, which veers between tonal and dissonant idioms, with flair.

It's wrapped around Pink's songs, which veer between longing and anger, between kiss-offs and hopes for reconciliation, with occasional thoughts about pills, booze and celebrity.

That's in the lyrics, sure, but just as often in the song structures themselves, which veer between high-drama up-tempo numbers and higher-drama ballads.

Body image and race are inextricably linked and yet if I say anything which recognizes the same I'm met with looks which veer between 'I can't believe you said that' and 'proceed with caution'.

The actors do their best to keep us awake, though it's clear from the performances, which veer between the oversized (Ms. Moss) and the underbaked (Mr. Wilson), that Mr. Guthe didn't offer any useful guidance.

(His family background was Russian Orthodox, but I can't grasp what he thought he was communicating, between 1917 and 1933, after his Expressionist period, in series of "Mystical Heads," "Saviour's Faces," and "Abstract Heads," which veer between decorative preciousness and cartoony flapdoodle). Isolated and in pain, Jawlensky worked from his spiritual core, with a hard joy.