Sentence examples similar to certain indecision from inspiring English sources
There was little time for indecision when Aden appeared certain to fall to the Houthis in April.
Nor, based on their pointed, closely argued and often brilliantly original critiques of contemporary life and letters, would you accuse them of indecision, though they do sometimes display a certain pained 21st-century ambivalence about the culture they inhabit.
The reopening was certain to be accompanied by a potentially acrimonious debate about the indecision of European governments in handling the shutdown and the adequacy of regulatory and scientific guidelines to assess and respond to such challenges in the future.
Adam pulled a cross back invitingly for the incoming Keith Southern, but he was gripped by indecision and pulled his effort well wide when a goal seemed certain.
Though Robertson's title, "Swithering," means "indecision" in Scots, much of the time — as in his two previous books — he sounds grimly certain about his totems and archetypes, his wild animals and wilder weather.
The board's indecision seems to me a more truthful statement about the nature of such prizes than saying a certain book was No. 1.
A Vassar graduate, having refreshed herself with tea and a sandwich at a certain Paris cafe run on the honor system, sustained, on approaching the cashier, a terrible feeling of gender-engendered indecision.
"There was a certain moment when we could speak about high morale among the troops because there was a common enemy, but the indecision and lack of guidance from the top is demoralising our armed forces," Melnik said.
