Sentence examples for less vacillation from inspiring English sources

With far less vacillation than most of his peers, Dean somehow assimilated those events and moved on, having conceived a way to reconcile himself to the nuts-and-bolts processes of politics and governance.

Mr. Joseph gives us an unusually ingenuous Brutus, who in his rationalizing and vacillation is less like Hamlet than a first-act Macbeth, whose feebly guarded expressions betray his every pang and uncertainty.

Although the National Assembly elections in France have received far less attention than Ireland's vacillation or Greece's endless gyrations, Germany's response going forward will depend much more on the results in France.

This was not the obvious one of his resignation on June 2nd, for all the vapidity and vacillation of the less-than-nine months he was in office.

Indian companies and entrepreneurs are less likely to be stymied by the ambiguity and vacillation that paralyzed investment decisions over the last five years.

But in his novels and memoirs he takes a certain melancholy pleasure in considering himself a permanent exile, which is for him less a condition of displacement than one of disappointment and vacillation.

Vacillation plays a role.

The vacillation grows tiresome.

The result of this vacillation?

When Britain was the premier military power there was considerable vacillation between what came to be called a "forward policy," i.e. an aggressive desire to extend British control over the world's surface, against a less aggressive imperial stance.

Like conflict, doubt, vacillation and change.