Sentence examples for some indecision from inspiring English sources

The location of Mamre has been the subject of some indecision.

I sensed some indecision and tentativeness — reflected, too, in Rye's unusually extended "soft opening".

"That way, if there is some indecision, he can see a replay," Modell said.

After some indecision, they wheeled off into the night with a flash of pearls.

There is clearly some indecision, and, for the moment, an attempt to impose calm.

Their eagerness to get forward can leave space between the midfield and defense and some indecision in clearing their lines, or when to close down players, has cost them - such as on France's opener.

A pattern was developing of Shiffrin's dominating in training but encountering nerves and some tactical indecision on race day.

The loss of Timm Klose to a knee injury darkened the mood further but, while there were late free-kicks and corners pumped into the Palace penalty area with Wayne Hennessey atoning in part for some early indecision by pushing away Ryan Bennett's poked volley, Norwich did not create enough against a team who had not kept a clean sheet in the league since 28 December.

There was some last-minute indecision over the suit.

Some see his indecision as a negotiating ploy; Hornish has also been pursued by top I.R.L. teams, including Penske.

She had let out some groans of indecision, decided not to boast about using the same backstage toilet Meryl Streep once used, delivered the boast anyway, and second-guessed herself for delivering it.