Sentence examples for vacillation about from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair has the chance to end half a century of vacillation about Britain's relations with the European mainland.

A far more damaging image, though, has been Mr. Gore's visible, Hamlet-like vacillation about the president during the debates.

But the softening-up process that has occurred during the past 11 months the consumer and producer revolt, and the vacillation about the technology by the purveyors themselves seems to have made these countries more amenable to a deal.

There were, to be honest, no good options available after the squalid disaster of the Bush wars, but Obama's vacillation about engagement helped produce the chaos in Libya and the vacuum in Syria so ruthlessly exploited by Isis and the Russians.

As seen above, this new understanding reflects the older adult's vacillation between thinking about their home as they are now experiencing it and fears and internal struggles around the day when they might be forced to leave their home.

Near the end of the book, as he's leafing once more through his "hundreds of pages of typed notes," he discovers "a kind of diary" of his "doubts, vacillations and rationalizations about the work I was trying to do".

The Syriza government set its sights on achieving Scenario Three, but its vacillations nearly brought about Scenario Two.

But he is troubled by the seeming vacillation by some of his neighbors whose concerns about the incident appear to be misplaced.

No, world events in 2016 had caused Lost in Showbiz to start looking at the celebrity press with a kind and welcoming eye, as balm for the brain: every self-evidently fabricated story about the romantic vacillations of Jennifer Aniston, every titbit about people it has never heard of from the cast of Geordie Shore, would be a beautiful respite from the horror of daily life.

The concerns that surfaced in Istanbul seem almost prophetic in light of: the overthrow of Morsi by a military-led coup and electoral restoration of its military hero; the US failure to call a coup and coup and Secretary of State John Kerry's talk of Egypt's army "restoring democracy; the EU's vacillation and equivocation; and both the US and EU's rhetoric about a new relationship with Egypt.

Vacillation plays a role.