Sentence examples for long vacillation from inspiring English sources

It was forced on him by a groundswell of public outrage, by a popular ralliance to the Constitution comparable to that which swept the North at the time of Fort Sumter, and by a Congress that after long vacillation finally responded to the obligations of the Constitution.

For once, I was able to follow Hamlet all the way through his long journey of vacillations and convolutions of character.

There was an effort to see if long RTs were associated with vacillations, but the reverse selection criterion might be more fruitful: having identified single trials as vacillations, are their RTs longer?

(Note to Michelle and Barack Obama: See this immediately.) At the center of the play is an instance of Hamlet-like vacillation: Elizabeth knows that her throne is unstable as long as Mary, who still has a fanatical following in England, lives.

This book adds something that fiction such as Graham Greene's The End of the Affair can't provide in showing us the day-to-day picture of a long relationship, with all its repetition and backward and forward vacillations.

Frankly, I wanted to go in the military for a long time and it just got to a point where I had just enough doubt and vacillation as a 17-year-old who wasn't sure what he wanted to do.

He privately lamented the "vacillation of purpose" that made him feel like "a frail man" while he longed to be "a strong steady man of purpose and decision".

Earlier this year again, after long vacillation he declared himself a supporter of gay marriage.

Vacillation plays a role.

The vacillation grows tiresome.

The result of this vacillation?