His women are arguably wobblier, but this is a war story.
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That could slow the winds and make the Arctic vortex weaker and wobblier.
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Still, Woods's body is two years older, and two operations wobblier, than in 2015.
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The A.K. Paul collaboration "Trophy" is grimy and automotive; "Happy" and "Fool to Love" are lighter and wobblier.
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Yet efforts to scrap Obamacare as promised never came, and the existing health care system has proved wobblier than perhaps Trump realized.
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But on July 5th, following his second reshuffle since taking office, Mr Modi's council of ministers ballooned to an even wobblier 78.
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The tall figure of the host has much wobblier strokes than everything else and was painted by Manet (who gets equal billing).
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Oh, and roller skating — there's a lot of roller skating, which would ordinarily code as carefree but here suggests a far wobblier mood.
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The North is essentially a black hole for U.S. intelligence, much more so than Iran, so the building blocks of trust are much wobblier.
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It is made wobblier still by the fact that Mr Johnson's team seems to have promised wholly contradictory things to MPs to win their support.
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It has been a wobblier ride for the pan-European STOXX 600 index, which has declined by around 5.7 percent since the start of 2016, after record highs in 2015.
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The show is on wobblier footing when it comes to the underdeveloped supporting characters, with Danny's sister (Cynthia Bastidas) and estranged father (Wilson Jermaine Heredia) used merely as plot-delivery devices.
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With the old subscription-ticketing format looking wobblier than ever, many major orchestras have acknowledged that institutions must shake things up and make each program distinctive, something not to be missed.
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It's unlikely, but not impossible, that the accelerating and atomizing forces of this latest communications revolution will bring about the end of the party system and the beginning of a new and wobblier political institution.
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The show effectively transforms the audience into another roommate, allowing us to sit in on Tom and Josh's dinner parties, wobblier nights out, disastrous dates, and, most often, the lazy afternoons they spend fondly mocking each other.
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As another one of the most popular shows in Netflix's catalog, the NBC workplace comedy's upcoming move is already a blow to the streaming service; add Friends to the pile, and Netflix is looking a bit wobblier than usual.
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Jessye Norman perpetrated the evening's "most mannered" selection in a "crooned, roared and sighed" performance of "D'amour l'ardente flamme" that was so erratic in pitch as to present Berlioz as bitonal. Grace Bumbry was a wobbly old Dalila, and Gwyneth Jones an even wobblier Turandot. Dawn Upshaw's eloquent ornamentation in a "silver-bell" "Deh! Vieni, non tardar" was jarringly followed by the Jerry Hadley slathering on the schmalz in "Dein ist mein ganzes Herz".
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