Sentence examples for considerable vacillation from inspiring English sources

When Britain was the premier military power there was considerable vacillation between what came to be called a "forward policy," i.e. an aggressive desire to extend British control over the world's surface, against a less aggressive imperial stance.

We have been trained to think, making the right decision takes deliberation, vacillation and deep consideration.

Vacillation plays a role.

The vacillation grows tiresome.

The result of this vacillation?

Like conflict, doubt, vacillation and change.

After vacillation and prayer, Gerecke accepted.

He gives Bill Clinton a mediocre C for his vacillation.

This is not a good moment for vacillation.

Her most frequent vacillation is more politically-charged and bothersome.

Nevertheless, after much vacillation, Tertuliano decides to make contact.