10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WAVERER»
Discover the use of
waverer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
waverer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The New monthly belle assemblée
If so, that man is the waverer ! Suppose we devote a few minutes to the
inspection of his character. If ever mortal was " bound in, to saucy doubts and
fears," the waverer is that individual. Uncertainty marks all his actions, perplexity
rules his ...
2
Sketches from the life of the Rev. ---
178 LETTER TO A WAVERER. perfect courtesy and good- will. When he died in
the following year, — an event which took place very suddenly, the day before his
new chapel was to have been opened with much pomp, — the cause which ...
3
Imitations of Life: Two Centuries of Melodrama in Russia
In the old days of the political temperance drama, the waverer had helped to
make opposition understandable and even acceptable. The waverer's doubts
could be explained by relatively objective social markers: there did in fact exist ...
Louise McReynolds, Joan Neuberger, 2002
4
Creating Cooperation: How States Develop Human Capital in Europe
The waverer who accepts this side payment agrees to cooperate initially only
because its expected value increases by the value of the side payment, not
necessarily because it believes that cooperation will yield its own rewards
without the ...
Pepper D. Culpepper, 2003
5
The New Sporting Magazine
Six-Mile-Bottom, near Newmarket, and Waverer by Col. Peel; but Waverer
decidedly the best bred horse of the two, being by Emilios, out of Versatility,
therefore half brother in blood to the great Plenipotentiary, doubtless the best
race horse ...
6
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine
Those steeds were, Lord Henry Seymour's grey horse, Morotto, by Gustavus —
out of Marrowfat, by Orville— considered but a second-rate racer in England ;
and Waverer, from Col. Peel's stud, much on a par with him, belonging to the
Horse- ...
John Stuart Skinner, 1839
7
Reasons, Patterns, and Cooperation
Consider then a case very much like that of the Potential Torturers, but in which
one of the other three potential torturers is a waverer, so that there is a very small
chance that he will not push his button. I take it that in this other case, you have a
...
Christopher Woodard, 2010
We fear their fears and think their thoughts, and take their advice dogmatically. A
waverer is an unstable person, always shifting position from the negative to a
positive, repeatedly. When a waverer reads the Bible, prays or is being prayed for
, ...
9
Cream of the Crop: Canadian Aircrew, 1939-1945
Shortly after the meeting, the Australian representative, Air Vice- Marshal F.H.
McNamara, complained that he had not agreed to accept the RAF'S medical
waverer and AC2 policies, and that the minutes failed to record his objections.
Allan Douglas English, 1996
I'm a waverer, said a deep voice. Who are you, asked Irene. Waverer. You have
the wrong number. The voice laughed, and it was Franz's voice. A waverer, don't
you know this word. Not exactly, said Irene. Neither do I, said Franz. I was at the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WAVERER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
waverer is used in the context of the following news items.
Why good bosses go bad
Today's team player becomes tomorrow's risk-averse waverer, the innovative thinker becomes unrealistic, the action-focused go-getter can develop a reckless ... «Management Today, Jul 15»
May 4th: Targeting the waverers
WITH the election now only two full days away (yet according to some strategists, voters only now engaging with the choice they will face), the party leaders ... «The Economist, May 15»
PMQs sketch: Haunted by Salmond
Stroke a floater, coddle a Don't Know, flatter a waverer, butter up an undecided. Countless members grabbed their chance to mention new rail links, tech-parks, ... «Spectator.co.uk, Mar 15»
Did Israel Put Money Over Justice?
But many who have dealt with him have come away with the impression of a far lesser figure: a tactician not a strategist; a waverer more than a man of principle; ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Scottish Labour MPs threaten to bar Ed Miliband from campaigning …
... abandoning the party for the SNP, with one saying the current position gives voters “open license not to vote for a Labour candidate if they're a waverer”. «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Kara Tointon on life after Strictly: 'My life's been topsy-turvy…but I'm …
She is bolder than me, I'm more of a waverer. Hannah will know what she is and isn't going to do… I wish I could channel that. What were you like growing up ... «Mirror.co.uk, Jan 15»
Why I Remain A T&Mobile Waverer
Why I Remain A T-Mobile Waverer. The nation's fourth biggest wireless carrier keeps coming up with new reasons to switch. But its network needs to be the ... «Fast Company, Dec 14»
Mary Landrieu scrambles for 60th vote for Keystone
Another rumored waverer was Sen. Angus King (I-Maine), who caucuses with Democrats. He indicated he's still leaning no but said, “I'll make a decision when I ... «Politico, Nov 14»
In Scotland's capital, 'Better Together' are fighting words
They're singing it from the roof-tops and they are eager to convert any waverer to the cause. Every weekend, there they are in Edinburgh, setting up their stalls ... «Reuters Blogs, Sep 14»
Farage goes to Scotland: just what the No camp doesn't need
... making contingency plans to move its headquarters from Scotland to London in the event of a Yes vote – just the sort of story to put a waverer off voting Yes. «The Week UK, Sep 14»
