veer between

Examples (10)

• He veered between the extremes of optimism and pessimism.
• The debate often veers between theoretical arguments and practical concerns.
• Her mood had been veering between excitement and apprehension all day.
• The politician's stance seemed to veer between progressive ideals and conservative policies.
• Throughout the project, their strategy continued to veer between aggressive expansion and cautious consolidation.
• It's hard to predict his next move; he often veers between decisive action and hesitant inaction.
• The narrative of the book veers between heartwarming moments and stark realities.
• As a young artist, she would frequently veer between intense creativity and periods of self-doubt.
• The conversation quickly began to veer between lighthearted banter and serious philosophical discussion.
• The economy currently veers between slow growth and the threat of recession.