Examples of using Wavered in English and their translations into Slovak
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In all the years I watched him, he never wavered in his certainty.
The shotgun never wavered.
Robb says Bush's love of family“never wavered and she was always a true patriot.”.
I'm sure he would be happy to learn that your faith in the Blur never wavered.
During all those years my parents never wavered in their resolve to make me embrace the clergy,
numerous other Falun Gong practitioners never wavered in their faith,“We are hard-working employees,
He argues that US efforts wavered between the traditional approach(continuously eradicating Taliban strongholds to prevent consolidation of power)
but subsequently wavered and was ready to accept it right before Kennedy was assassinated.
Unlike the Jacobins, the Girondists wavered between revolution and counter-revolution,
never wavered.
Paton admitted that at times his heart wavered as he wondered whether these people could be brought to the point of weaving Christian ideas into their lives.
Borromeo never wavered in his radical reform activities
The faith wavered as, in a foreign country,
Paton admitted that at times his heart wavered as he wondered whether these people could be brought to the point of weaving Christian ideas into the spiritual consciousness of their lives p.
Gandalf blew nine small smoke rings and one great one that wavered a bit,
But before the official vote by the Harvard Corporation, students' color of choice had at one point wavered between crimson and magenta- probably because the idea of using colors to represent universities was still new in the latter part of the 19th century.
the United States wavered for a long time over whether to provide military assistance to the Iraqis.
I was wavering between two and three stars.
I was wavering between two and three stars.
We should never waver on our commitment to Turkey's membership.