Sentence examples for his dithering from inspiring English sources

And yet Eisenhower seemed to continue his dithering.

The Council has rewarded him for his dithering.

His dithering at a time of crisis was lamentable, they moaned.

In contrast to his dithering predecessor, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Mr Maliki has looked a lot more decisive.

Gaffigan's George is never better than in his dithering outrage on learning that Phil, who is thinking of withdrawing support from his campaign, has slept with his wife.

To me, the governor's yes-I-will-no-I-won't dithering over the Court, like his dithering over the Presidency, shows that he wanted it, not that he didn't.

Vidal doesn't stack the deck; Russell is a misogynistic philanderer whose marriage is a sham, has a nervous breakdown in his past, and takes pride in his own dithering.

In his obsessive dithering over the exact state and direction of his wife's affections, Ray abuses his C.I.A. powers, focussing all his attention on his perceived rival, Morel, while ignoring, against Boyle's orders, a benign agricultural theorist, the Scots-educated Botswana native Samuel Kerekang, who turns out to be the real disturber of the national order.

The Vikings had the lead, albeit 9-7 after a missed extra point, and Favre, criticized heavily for how his retirement dithering hijacked the Vikings' off-season, had his vindication.

On this subject, Gordon Brown has raised his characteristic dithering up to an art form and his decision to come off the fence now may well prove to be too late.

The coach, Markus Babbel, has still not signed a new deal and upset the board with his constant dithering.