fluctuant

But what other sensibilities did the fluctuant candle flames disguise?

Early on, he worked at weeding out owners with shaky wealth and those disposed to fluctuant behavior.

When a fluctuant breeze shivered branches, the pavement crawled with jittering leaf shadows.

A new sound had pierced the vague fluctuant din: the roar of a lynch-mob for its prey.

Its outline is too fluctuant, its movement too sinuous.

However, their performances were fluctuant.

The region of Bosnia has never been part of the Serbian and Croatian kingdoms, whose borders were often fluctuant.

The demography is fluctuant depending on tourism; however the many holiday houses kept in Denmark usually belong to affluent Perth families.

Physical exam reveals erythema, tenderness to touch, fluctuant edema over the lower pole of the patella and crepitus.

'You have made me great with your love, though I am but one among the many, drifting in the common tide, rocking in the fluctuant favour of the world.

The diagnosis is generally a clinical one, with a fluctuant boggy mass developing over the scalp (especially over the occiput) with superficial skin bruising.

In the ruby, gold, and fluctuant radiance, Molly saw that the three children shared freckles, green eyes, and a certain cast of features that identified them as siblings.

This however had little basis in reality for not all of these territories were part of the Kingdom and the authority of the King within his kingdom would be quite fluctuant.

Contrary to the previous sonnet, Sonnet 92, in which Shakespeare tries to question the young man's morals and character, he may now be fluctuant in his character without his own knowledge.

Others were flying beside and above and beneath us, now, in the fluctuant glory: pilgrims of hidden worlds and occult dimensions, proceeding as we ourselves toward that other Cosmos of which the Inner Sphere was the antechamber.

But then, surprisingly, the big, exposed areas of unpainted metal, with their rhythmically fluctuant surface markings left over from the milling process, by contrast take on something of the lyrical expressiveness one might have expected from the free play of the artist's hand.