Sentence examples for indecisiveness for from inspiring English sources

We've all gotten into fights with our partners we instantly regret: a conversation about where to go for dinner becomes an overblown argument about your S.O.'s indecisiveness, for example.

In Russia, Mr. Gorbachev, the last Soviet president, is widely despised for indecisiveness and for permitting the collapse of the empire, an event that Mr. Putin called the greatest geostrategic catastrophe of the last century.

Netanyahu took advantage of Kerry's indecisiveness, and for good reason -- he could count on Congress and the Jewish lobby to prevent Kerry from pressuring Israel to make any meaningful concessions to keep the process going.

In a recent article, Mr. Luzhkov appeared to criticize the president for indecisiveness, while seeming to call for the return of his predecessor, Vladimir V. Putin, now prime minister.

After a couple of grim weeks for England, in which the apparent indecisiveness of their own captain, Chris Robshaw, has been lambasted, McCaw's certainty provides a blunt contrast.

At a certain point, caution is another word for indecisiveness.

" 'Crunch time' has arrived," he added, "and there is no room for indecisiveness and errors".

Mr. Hollande, who has a reputation for indecisiveness, has certainly taken on a difficult task.

President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, known for indecisiveness, seems especially torn on how to proceed.

A dignified personal resignation this morning would help Mitchell (though it would hardly help Cameron's growing reputation for indecisiveness).

Even Jack Straw's extraordinary bluster against Barack Obama's "indecisiveness" (thank God for his "decisiveness" back in 2003) hardly raises more than an eyebrow.