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• Moreover, his chain of thought is realistically and movingly depicted, vacillating as it does between hope and despair.

• However, he fails to see that even in a silent film the visual language of cinema can be equally vacillating and ambiguous.

• The creaking of a door, the cracking of the tone produced by a badly handled bow on a string instrument are examples of vacillating sounds.

• Social policy itself was increasingly vacillating between seeing older people as dependent social casualties, and seeing them as individuals capable of exercising choice.

• Interestingly, the extremes of the diagram meet: vacillating sound objects and accumulations can be very similar.

• From there on we proceed to increased spectral differentiation, inclusion of elements of contrasting sound spectrum, eventually spectral fluctuations with increasingly irregular pulse, until we arrive at the vacillating object.

• But what of the harvest that the country is reaping from this limp and vacillating policy?

• Among soldiers and sailors and people generally there is an impression that vacillating political policies have been our undoing in the past.

• There has been a vacillating policy for a great number of years.

• There are six vacillating paragraphs on the subject with no real substance in any one of them.

• Their ideas and approaches to the matter have been vacillating from month to month.

• It is not a question of vacillating; we wish to see the number of special constables increased.

• Their policy has been vacillating and uncertain to the last degree in regard to these trade questions.

• What fills us with alarm is a vacillating policy.

• Sometimes party inclinations or natural weakness of character prove too strong and lead to partial or vacillating decisions.