Sentence examples for in indecisiveness from inspiring English sources

He begins by looking at his father's effect on his own psyche, presenting himself as a study in indecisiveness, stalled ambition, sexual vagueness, and general ineffectuality (not unlike the character in Benjamin Kunkel's novel Indecision).

These two types of indecision are related with two dimensions (decided undecided and decisiveness indecisiveness) that, if conceptualized as orthogonal, result in a diagnostic scheme with four groups (high or low in career decidedness and high or low in indecisiveness).

You may be wading in indecisiveness at the time but that idea has significance and may be very useful later on when you come back to it.

What's worse is that the organization, in its indecisiveness, in its inability to give Randolph a real vote of confidence, seems to be taking the blood lust of fans into consideration.

And we kept saying to each other, Perhaps like this …." In their indecisiveness, Beckett and Giacometti have their dramatic equivalents in Estragon and Vladimir.

However, clinicians still have insufficient tools to face the challenges in the diagnostics and treatment of pain in this vulnerable group, [ 22, 23] and this may result in clinical indecisiveness.

It is increasingly common to hear Bachelet's critics identify her with failings that men conventionally impute to women in politics — indecisiveness and the like.

I'd like to think that I'm not alone in my indecisiveness on this issue.

Carl Weinberg, chief economist of High Frequency Economics in Valhalla, New York, noted that the United States had suffered other blows to its prestige recently, including revelations of Internet spying by the National Security Agency and indecisiveness in dealing with chemical weapons in Syria.

Aggressive in treating injured players, Minaya and the Mets seemed at times confined by their indecisiveness in refusing to immediately place players like Jose Reyes or Gary Sheffield on the disabled list.

There has been some indecisiveness in making substitutions, partly because players have been inconsistent.