At a signalized intersection, there exists an area where drivers become indecisive as to either stop their car or proceed through when the traffic signal turns yellow.
Erica is by turns prickly, indecisive, uptight, vulnerable, self-assured and skittish: traits Ms. Keaton blends into a performance that is at once entirely coherent and dizzyingly unpredictable.
Mr. Kan must also appease national public opinion, which turned against Mr. Hatoyama for appearing indecisive and causing mistrust with the United States, Japan's longtime protector.
The subsequent election was indecisive, and accusations of vote-rigging turned into a wider slanging match.
Jellicoe, arguably overestimating the danger of torpedo attacks, also turned away, and the battle thus came to an indecisive end.
As it turned out, the general manager held prolonged negotiations with a peer in the pooled sales force to arrive at a mutually satisfactory solution, but this made the general manager appear inconclusive and indecisive to his subordinates.
Indeed, within 36 hours, the Bush campaign had turned Mr. Kerry's inartful explanation of his stance on financing Iraq's reconstruction into a devastating punch line for an advertisement claiming he is indecisive and weak on defense.
I was told I could not, which really fucked things up for me because, it turns out, I am more indecisive that I thought.
By turns it has been inept and indecisive over this affair, while failing to get anything else done either.
Some species consistently prevail against certain others, but most turf wars are indecisive and the combatants soon turn to growing in uncontested areas.
