Vacillating

Vacillating tensions between modernising and traditional outlooks have impeded reforms.

Ida Lichter, M.D.: Saudi Reforms Thwarted By Puritanical Laws M.D. Ida Lichter 2011

Vacillating tensions between modernising and traditional outlooks have impeded reforms.

Ida Lichter, M.D.: Saudi Reforms Thwarted By Puritanical Laws M.D. Ida Lichter 2011

Vacillating tensions between modernising and traditional outlooks have impeded reforms.

Ida Lichter, M.D.: Saudi Reforms Thwarted By Puritanical Laws M.D. Ida Lichter 2011

Vacillating bolsters the fundamentalist Ayatollahs.

Jamsheed K. Choksy: Engage Iran's Citizens, Isolate Its Government 2009

Vacillating, however, for he was a slippery man, he wobbled back to Rome, and Christina, though it broke her heart and for ever shadowed her life, cancelled the engagement.

The Common Reader, Second Series 2004

Vacillating elements within the ranks of the movement

BEYOND DREADLOCKS AND DEMAGOGY 2003

Vacillating between denial and insanity, Marie constructs a reality grounded partially in fact and partially in fiction.

Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2001

Vacillating* (1994), and On The Great Day* (1995).

Kenzaburo Oe - Biography 1995

Vacillating between humility and arrogance, between graciousness to his fellow writers and snappish irritation with reporters, holding at last all that he had wanted, but deprived somehow of all its deepest satisfactions, Sinclair Lewis was not a triumphant man.

Sinclair Lewis and the Nobel Prize 1969

Vacillating and impotent in the face of the obvious U.S. decision, a majority of the countries voted for the second alternative, that is, not to denounce the United States but to try to cover for it.

CASTRO ADDRESSES OFFICER GRADUATES 1965