Tomlinson writes: "[I]t would hardly be surprising if Monteverdi were preternaturally sensitive to signs of Mantuan vacillation [and] if, at the first such signs in 1627, he decided to move cautiously in the composition of Licori".
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.
Any engineer with initiative has been going mad at processes and vacillation".
The fluctuations during yesterday's trade were "just vacillation," said Jon Brorson, director of equities at Northern Trust.
Pierre is not a traditional hero like Andrei, he doesn't grasp life like Natasha, but he has something more, a steadiness at his core despite the vacillation that makes his fumblings towards adulthood both relatable and real.
He has seen at close hand the American president's disastrous vacillation over Syria, culminating in the scuttling away from his own red line declaring punishment for the Assad regime if it used chemical weapons.
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However, the resulting motif hits will naturally form a number of motif groups offering high mutual similarity, because the variability at each position leads to some kind of vacillation around a main motif.
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.
"If you look at the record of Mrs. Clinton, it is a record of vacillation," he told reporter, although he said he had yet to read her speech.
