Príklady waffling

• Like now, critics of early processualism argued that there was too much jargon, too much theoretical waffling and far more overlap between the so-called 'new' perspective and the existing paradigm.

• The report is full of hypocritical expressions couched in wearisome, waffling language.

• Instead of all this waffling about the budget granted to this fund, we could take the decision to set this up.

• I do not want a waffling sort of reply; let us have a proper reply.

• Will he stop waffling and tell us what he intends to do?

• Nevertheless, generally speaking, the information in the letter was on a very waffling basis.

• It is no use waffling about the responsibility of the unions, for we all know differently.

• It is no good him just standing up and waffling.

• We are in danger of going down the road of waffling on about sanctions.

• Has not the time for hand wringing and waffling passed and the time to act arrived?

• She is waffling around with her competition rules and also compromising security in the area of stability of the banks that are still functioning.

• We should stop waffling on about family planning or birth control.

• Instead of waffling on about the classless society, they should do something about the upstairs downstairs mentality.

• However, when he was challenged on it, he started waffling again and changing his mind.

• I feel that the time for platitudes, bromides and waffling is past.