Sentence examples for wobble that from inspiring English sources

But too often he sings with a bellowing basso wobble that renders his words mushy.

Still, there is not a trace of the wobble that afflicts older singers in his voice.

After a wobble that lasted an eternity Perdue held it still above her head.

Mahjoub's rallying call for mongrel humanity moves, like the protagonist's family, "on an elliptical wobble" that is wholly beguiling.

There was little sign of the wobble that could have beset them as United narrowed the gap recently.

A tour at the fore of globalization was made to look parochial, a wobble that soon contributed to the resignation of L.P.G.A. Commissioner Carolyn Bivens.

Forced to do it again, Lindell kicked a wobbler that hit the right upright.

Sale were transformed, three points behind; Bath minds were turning to the wobbles that have blighted their season.

Yet political risk is as important to bear in mind as the wobbles that are causing growing numbers of observers to worry about China's economy.

When the Heat lost Game 1 on Tuesday, blowing a 13-point lead along the way, they appeared to be suffering from the same mental wobbles that cost them against the Mavericks last June.

But despite her talent and resilience, especially in hot conditions, she lacked confidence, and gained a reputation for on-court wobbles that too frequently saw her lose her nerve at big moments.