Examples of using Wavering in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Political
spending the day wavering between tiny gains and losses.
You should use power if you have it… President Park, without hesitating or wavering.
which had compromised itself by talking and wavering, was more and more evident in the lower ranks.
Francis, wavering between Rome and the Reformation,
if thou ask of the Lord nothing wavering.
and where there was a wavering, desperate middle class.
without the slightest murmuring against God or wavering in loyalty to him.
Archangels singing your praises for your gallant, never wavering, holding of the Light in the darkness.
When citizens see their governments wavering from one to the other,
The delays, wavering and semantics about the scale of intervention have allowed the regime to weaken the citizen's uprising.
Brandenburg held a wavering position during the Thirty Years' War 1618-1648 and its territory was
the faith of the wavering was strengthened; and his opponents were terrified.
But now my eyes are tired, the wavering gleam of my candle is not enough anymore to light my parchment….
It relates in fact to that coalition of the anti-Iskra-ist and wavering elements with Comrade Martov which began to emerge in connection with Paragraph 1 of the Rules.
Sister, you come in here week after week with the same… ridiculous confession about your wavering spirituality.
Wavering between that(and this),(belonging)
The revolutionary soldiers- sympathetic, wavering or antagonistic- are all tied together by a compulsory discipline whose threads are held,
It relates in fact to that coalition of the anti-Iskra-ist and wavering elements with Comrade Martov which began to emerge in connection with Paragraph 1 of the Rules.
Chorus pedals are designed to replicate the wavering, space evoking sound of a choir.
A wavering, feeble, tactic which basically underrates the proletariat has a laming