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Indecision in sentence

45 examples of Indecision in a sentence

I will not let silence wrap itself around my indecision.
Thus the film becomes a matter of illusions and in Benkei's case, indecision, a conflict in which the real goal is self knowledge, for Benkei to come to terms with his true nature and for Prince Shanao to come face to face with the nature of what he seeks to become.
But aside from Daisy's consistent indecision, these elements are under-played.
Political indecision in some quarters is making matters worse.
The political, economic, and social fractures that have emerged must not foster intolerance, indecision, or inaction.
To be sure, much of the criticism that his administration’s foreign-policy choices – for example, the decision to stay out of Syria – reflect weakness or indecision is inaccurate.
But, instead of celebrating an agreement that has helped stabilize East Asia for a half-century, the treaty is now at serious risk, as much from indecision as from kneejerk anti-Americanism.
Nevertheless, the risks of passivity, indecision, and incoherence are even greater.
Is there any alternative to years of political gyrations and indecision?
His energy – combined with the negotiating talents of German Chancellor Angela Merkel – overcame antagonism toward the new reform treaty that EU leaders just ratified in Lisbon, putting the European Union back on its feet after two years of crippling indecision.
To Italian lawmakers, mired in stalemate and indecision, the French executive’s considerable influence over the parliament is appealing.
The EU policies, by contrast, have lately been characterized by indecision and weakness.
The people of Abyei have the right to choose to rebuild their shattered community under the newly independent Government of South Sudan, rather than being forced by diplomatic indecision to remain under the boot of Bashir’s army.
That message resonates with many Gujaratis, who are proud to be reminded of a nationally admired native son, and with much of India’s urban middle class, whose members yearn for a strong leader to cut through the confusion and indecision of a sprawling country’s messy democracy.
Needless to say, many Japanese and non-Japanese lives were lost during those months of indecision.
This means a period of trimming, accommodation, compromise -- which could mean, on the big issues, indecision -- the last thing Poland needs.
At a time when the US often projects an image of indecision and weakness – reflected in the unfortunate slogan “leading from behind” – Iran exemplifies the potential of an international response with the US leading from the front.
Pakistan’s War at HomeSINGAPORE – Last month, after years of indecision, Pakistan’s military launched a full-scale military operation in the North Waziristan Tribal Agency aimed at eliminating terrorist bases and ending the region’s lawlessness.
That is why, in facing its gravest test so far, Europe seems oblivious: its leaders project confusion and indecision; its citizens exude a mixture of complacency, indifference, and self-doubt; and its institutions are locked in turf battles and remain hindered by laborious procedures and protocol.
India’s many challenges require political arrangements that permit leaders to concentrate on governance and take decisive action, whereas its parliamentary system increasingly promotes drift, indecision, and a narrow focus on survival in power.
He also turned a page: After months of being pilloried by every pundit with a soapbox for indecision and weakness, and for presiding over “policy paralysis” while corrupt colleagues allegedly made off with the country’s silver, Singh has boldly seized the initiative.
And, given how convoluted US election laws are, a contested or inconclusive result could lead to months of tense indecision.
To do this, they must understand the method behind May’s maddening strategy of indecision and delay.
The EU cannot afford another decade of crisis management and indecision.
The torture of expectation, living betwixt heaven and earth, which she endured there in Moscow, Karenin's dilatoriness and indecision, her loneliness – she attributed all to him.
At last they entered the large haulage gallery; it was a relief to the indecision from which he was suffering; while she once more had a saddened look, the regret for a happiness which they would not find again.
Around the table the guests were looking at one another with uneasy indecision.
She often stopped a moment to look where to place her foot, and tottering on a stone that shook, her arms outspread, her form bent forward with a look of indecision, she would laugh, afraid of falling into the puddles of water.
It was but a little while before a certain indecision in his manner revealed another fearful fact to Becky--he could not find his way back!
As he resumed his walk, he was seized with indecision.