Sentence examples for much vacillation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, after much vacillation, Tertuliano decides to make contact.

On Saturday night Mr. Pavarotti withdrew at the last hour, and after much vacillation, from performing in "Tosca" at the Met's season-end gala.

Then there is Joe's daughter, Abigayle (Vinessa Antoine), who thinks her father is on a business trip and who after much vacillation agrees to go out with Dexter (Armando Riesco), a basketball star at her high school.

That may be the point – vacillation being very much the theme of the tale – but you have to wonder whether the material might have been better suited to a novel than a short story.

But he continues to display his ignorance (or vacillation or unpreparedness) pretty much everywhere he goes.

The result has been a campaign strategy that has, somewhat remarkably, largely bypassed Trump's ideological vacillations, even as the topic fascinates much of the press corps.

Much of the drama in this volume can be found in tracing vacillations in Mr. Klein's views of Mr. Clinton, from his sense of ideological kinship, as a New Democrat, with the president, to his disappointment with the man's failure to make the most of his talents and opportunities.

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.

So much sincerity is rarely companion to so much vainglory, and so much certainty rarely accompanies such vacillation.

There wasn't any real vacillation at all when I turned 18. Going back to elementary school and high school, I put so much work into having a regular education that it was a huge priority for me in finishing that.

Vacillation plays a role.