Sentence examples for its vacillation from inspiring English sources

The IOC's behaviour has been most notable for its vacillation and procrastination.

Peter Wispelwey's refined tone makes a virtue of the work's uncertainties, negotiating its vacillations between introspection and display.

Otherwise, having had most of its excesses edited since its boo-inducing opening night in 2009, the production is now more odd than bad, its vacillations of period (sometimes Napoleonic, sometimes Dickensian, sometimes modernist) mystifying but ignorable.

The Syriza government set its sights on achieving Scenario Three, but its vacillations nearly brought about Scenario Two.

After a comprehensive evaluation, they chose the way to go and walk firmly into it without vacillation.

But there is an unevenness in Dodge's oils that may be due to his vacillation between the demands of academic mural decoration and the desire to free himself from its constraints.

Without further vacillations, its effect will stay in the numbers for a year and then abruptly disappear.

He gives Bill Clinton a mediocre C for his vacillation.

In his Nobel lecture, "Japan, the Ambiguous and Myself", Oë spoke of the "chronic disease" of Japan's vacillation between Europe and Asia since its 19th-century modernisation drive, which, in his view, led to the invasion of its neighbours.

It was more suitable and likely to fulfill the ambitions embedded in the Treaty of Rome so after some vacillation Britain joined (October 1990) its harbinger[1].

As it is, Trump's vacillation on the dreamers is a major cause of the shutdown.