Waveringly

Axelrod waveringly answers, saying that "that region is a flarepoint," and that it's "important for our own security" that it get resolved. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Very slowly he came, but not from any reluctance, for his head was erected proudly, and his eyes fixed on Owain, He plashed waveringly out of the surf, as little wave on following wave lapped at his feet and drew back. ❋ Unknown (2010)

One of my favorite songs on the album is the flawlessly crafted "Comets" that waveringly coalesces at the beginning and end, like the deepening twilight and the stars appearing, wrung tightly with an almost tangible melancholy. ❋ Unknown (2009)

One rose leaf, falling from an enormous height, like a little parachute dropped from an invisible balloon, turns, flutters waveringly. ❋ Unknown (2004)

A small figure with a foolishly large head drew waveringly near them in the moonlit haze; looked for an instant like a goblin, but turned out to be the harmless little priest whom they had left in the drawing-room. ❋ Unknown (2003)

I gave up and announced waveringly that there was no more point discussing it, and went up to cry - it sounds so melodramatic, but I get so tearful and upset in these arguments, and I have trouble getting my emotions out in front of people, even Neil, so I always take myself somewhere else to cry. ❋ Sheepdip (2003)

The bull trotted waveringly and somewhat irritated. ❋ Unknown (2003)

As we listened, it faded away and then waveringly resumed. ❋ FIONA BUCKLEY (2000)

The white oval of her face swam out waveringly from a background of shadows, the uncertain light blurring it like a haze; but the two lines about the mouth remained. ❋ Edith Wharton (1987)

Now its knob held waveringly to a north-easterly direction, and even as they watched it turned more fully to the east. ❋ Lumley, Brian (1986)

Bathar mounted the moped, started the sputtering nasal engine, took a deep breath to calm his nerves, gripped the handlebars to keep his hands from shaking, and drove slowly and waveringly away, uphill. ❋ Westlake, Donald E. (1982)

It came harder than I'd thought, but I half lugged him to his feet, and put my arm round his waist, and we meandered waveringly to the door like a pair of drunken lovers. ❋ Francis, Dick (1979)