Sentence examples for indecisive character from inspiring English sources
Shah Shuja is seen as this weakling, hopeless, indecisive character, which isn't the case at all.
But as he allows this to happen, Miliband himself will be labelled a timid, do-nothing, indecisive character.
As the season opens, Margaret Thompson is notably absent, but that's not unwelcome the usually great Kelly MacDonald was squandered as the show had no idea what to do with her indecisive character.
Keith was a brilliant but indecisive character; he went through agonies, and then made a somewhat ill-judged speech [on sexual promiscuity and social deprivation] which, in the stupid daily atmosphere of politics, was instantly assumed to have cost him his chance.
The two men's jobs and their contrasting temperaments place them at fatal and obvious cross-purposes: Max, who has been "temporarily" driving his taxi for 12 years while deferring his dream of starting his own limousine company, is timid and indecisive, character traits that the steely, self-confident Vincent readily exploits to turn Max into his helpless accomplice.
She says she would have been a long jumper had she not fallen in love with heptathlon, an event which fits in perfectly with her indecisive character.
J. Alfred Prufrock, fictional character, the indecisive middle-aged man in whose voice Anglo-American poet T.S. Eliot wrote the dramatic monologue "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" (1917).
To rise above the ridiculousness of the material would have required figuring out how to make Jeanne into a heroine, and Ms. Swank has a timid, indecisive manner that shrinks the character.
This seems natural, as the characters are both indecisive brooders with suicidal tendencies.
The newer characters include an indecisive physician called Dr. Thaboo MacBeki, who doesn't want facts to confuse him; the AIDS-stricken Andre from the wardrobe department; and the former stripper Bambi Kellerman, Evita's sister.
To take the most recent example, "Fat Pig, Jeremy Pivenn, best known as the oily agent in the television series "Entourage," played a sweet, indecisive hero and Keri Russell (the angelic title character from "Felicity") was his bitchy ex-girlfriend.
