Sentence examples for the vacillation between from inspiring English sources

The vacillation between left and right since the Oslo accords were signed in 1993 testifies to the limits on either side to push the public too fast.

Again with the vacillation between internet freedom fighter and shameless sellout!

The structure of the book allows Highsmith to jump from one character to another and put them in completely different parts of the country, but because of their relationship and the vacillation between the two storylines, they feel as if they are very close to each other.

Hence the vacillation between the familiar and the alien; is always the imposter (familiar, because he pretends to be like the Jesus we know) and always the Oriental (alien, because although he is in some ways "like" Jesus, he is after all not like him).

Further research is needed regarding what the vacillation between uncertainty and certainty, as illustrated by these studies, means to the patient [ 28, 29].

Suddenly, the seasonal vacillation between blond and brunet for models like Britt Maren and Siri Tollerod seems like such a snooze.

The historical debacle of reason's conflict with itself provides Kant with a dramatic exhibition of the vacillation of reason between two alternatives, neither of which it can accept (or dismiss) without dissatisfaction.

Oxford's vacillation between the Jacobites and the adherents of the Hanoverian succession to the crown probably strengthened the opposition of Lady Masham, who now warmly favoured the Jacobite party led by Viscount Bolingbroke and Francis Atterbury.

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It's not clear why Jill hooked up with Llewyn in the first place, because she seems to hate him and love Jim Justin Timberlakee) but her vacillation between the two is a dramatization of the third theme of the film: art versus business, but we'll get to that in a minute.

In the language of the Sermon on the Mount, there is what seems a strange vacillation between promising, on the one hand, to "the poor in spirit" "the kingdom of heaven," and, on the other, to "the meek" that "they shall inherit the earth".