falteringly

As we’ve emerged, falteringly at times, many of us have been fortunate to find what we loved, what nourished us, still there — or perhaps finding its way back.

She puts on her best smooth jazz radio timbre and falteringly reads a script on the history of New York City’s islands with the precision of a PowerPoint presentation.

Dialogue is often delivered falteringly, perhaps a consequence of last-minute trims.

When she talks, she does not try to over-intellectualise, but speaks candidly, and sometimes falteringly.

He coordinated Ali’s poignant appearance at the Opening Ceremonies of the Summer Games in Atlanta in 1996, when Ali falteringly lifted a torch to light the Olympic flame.