Sentence examples for * the vacillation from inspiring English sources

He is puzzled by the vacillation that federal officials often display when they confront Communist schemes.

The uncertainty in this respect is indicated by the vacillation in the use of capital letters in various languages.

"But the vacillation will allow a lot of top talent in the party to get away from him.

Many college administrators describe the vacillation and need to text parents constantly, that such children, now young adults, display.

Whatever his shortcomings, he doesn't suffer from the vacillation and lack of vision that plague his party these days.

He privately lamented the "vacillation of purpose" that made him feel like "a frail man" while he longed to be "a strong steady man of purpose and decision".

"I believe that the vacillations of temperament will play a crucial part," he predicted.

But our weariness with the vacillations of insincere politicians is no reason to put our trust in the rigidities of a sincere one.

But, beyond the vacillations inherent to predictive analysis, there's obviously some real categorical confusion over just how to define mobile health, mobile health apps, etc.

The rebels' fate is perilously hostage to the vacillations of Western policies and the vagaries of regional politics, such as the current row between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

So, the vacillations in Americans' political taste can only pendulum between chocolate and vanilla.