Waver in Confidence and Change
1. My focus started to falter as the midday meal approached.
2. The students maintained their focus throughout.
3. They stood firm in their backing for him.
4. Her gaze remained unwavering.
5. Nothing could shake my belief.
6. We were resolute in sticking to our objectives.
7. He heard the muffled sound fluctuating and descending in tone, akin to a distant siren.
8. Palm trees and crescent-shaped dunes appeared to sway in the heat.
9. However, the beam of light remained steady.
10. That commitment may waver or vanish if the philosopher's or historian's arguments seem to undermine its logical foundation.
11. Regardless of what transpired, she wouldn't allow her resolve to falter over the rejection of the detestable Draper.
12. Grief teaches even the strongest of minds to falter.
13. Bristow and Trevitt remained steadfast in their intimate dialogue and effortlessly transitioned between robust classical dynamics and serene self-containment.
14. Linder seemed to hesitate for a moment, like a leaf caught in a gust of wind.
15. Sue's gaze did not falter as she watched Pat depart.
16. I am contemplating the purchase, yet hesitate.
17. But Osborne did not deviate from his strategy.
18. I lay still, observing the moonlight flicker on the wall.
19. When they pursue something, nothing causes them to falter, much like he pursued her.
20. They hesitate while the others stand firm, they waver while the others are forthright.
21. This led them to falter in their faith.
22. We will never falter in this stance.
23. Perseverance will enable us to succeed, and to remain unwavering in our efforts is crucial; we should adopt the necessary means to achieve success.
24. They respond with vigor and their attention remains focused.
25. Skarsnik, watching from his vantage point on the mountain slopes, saw his army falter.
26. He held the paper between both hands and observed it flicker before his spectacles.
27. For a brief moment, the entire Rebel line... seemed to falter....
28. Whitlock noticed his animosity towards Mobuto beginning to falter as the day wore on.
29. Even the socially conscious Victorians allowed their principles to falter on this issue.
30. In literature discussing the Renaissance, its inception may be perceived as wavering from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century.
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