Irresolute

• “Irresolute, nonspecific and generalized anger anent a subject, I suspect, is a generational thing.”

  Lionel: The G-20 Protesters Are Rebels Without a Clue

• “For this I was rewarded by being introduced as an Irresolute Idealist.”

  Lance Simmens: Government Can Work

• “Irresolute, suddenly reversing my own decisions, impetuous in action as she knew me, she feared, I am sure, a revocation of my commission to”

  Uncle Silas

• “Irresolute conduct of the war by the allies in upper Germany.”

  1531, Feb. 6

• “Irresolute, unconvinced, without power to enforce any resolution or conviction he might have settled upon, Beran returned to the school on Zelambre Bay.”

  The Languages of Pao

• “Irresolute, Warren glanced at Pepita; she nodded slightly.”

  Ruined City

• “Irresolute in thought, impotent in will, and only occasionally fretted by circumstances into a feeble activity, he is an almost painfully accurate representation of a class of men who drift through life without any power of self-direction.”

  The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859

• “Irresolute he paused, little liking the sequestered gulch for a resting-place; divining the prickly thicket and almost impenetrable brushwood that lined the road.”

  Under the Rose

• “Irresolute persons who do not know their own minds, and cannot remember their own orders, make very poor masters and mistresses.”

  Manners and Social Usages

• “Irresolute and deep in thought as to his future actions, Joe Noy walked unconsciously forward.”

  Lying Prophets

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