Examples of waver

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Their commitment to extra-curricular music has never wavered, and head teachers welcome it for the kudos it brings to schools.
We especially want to thank the participating children, adolescents, and their parents whose interest in and support for the study have never wavered.
Neither man wavered from his uncompromising position, and both went to the grave claiming that the other was palpably mistaken.
Presidents can employ persuasion or favors or their influence over public opinion to convince wavering legislators to support a domestic program.
Such a view, if upheld, would leave societal theory wavering in thin air and give credence to highly atomistic interpretations.
If one looks along a molding carved with a positive template, the line usually wavers slightly.
His faith in the basic ideas of his plan never wavered.
Moreover, individuals commonly wavered between discourses, were often inconsistent and often changed their minds.
She, however, was not a wavering kind of person.
The very nation he had served now betrayed him; he wavered between revenge, abdication and denial.
Among all the stars these four wavered slightly.
His wavering between hope and despair is thus graphically rendered in his movement away from the door and towards it.
The flag-wavers and cheer-leaders no longer had to find other words to describe their ethos of the heroic, teutonic warrior.
There was a relationship, albeit a wavering one, between reform and science.
While you have style, you have your own method going, while other things are wavering.
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