Examples of using Vacillating in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Vacillating sense of self.
You're all weak.- Vacillating.
I Was left vacillating as if between pendulous scales".
And not, as I thought, merely weak. Merely vacillating. Indecisive.
Are you vacillating between waiting for your dream job or accepting the first one that comes your way?
With doubt, we're always checking ourselves, vacillating, trying to decide.
Obama's vacillating policies have resulted in the weakening of Arab states like Syria and Libya with consequent horrendous casualties and the displacement of millions.
This is true just as nointerest will justify being silent or vacillating in the face of anti-Semites or anti-Israel forces.".
You are spirits of the greatest nature and you have come to bring your light to planet Earth at a very critical time,a time where you can help to ground a vacillating humanity.
Your perception of time andspace is rapidly changing as you learn to focus more on the moment instead of vacillating between the past and the future, with only moments of concentrated awareness of the present.
You are spirits of the greatest nature and you have come to bring your light to planet Earth at a very critical time,a time where you can help to ground a vacillating humanity.
Regardless of the president's intentions he appeared vacillating and unsure, raising serious questions in the minds of America's friends and allies about his leadership and the US' credibility.
Every five minutes or so, someone was posting the video to Facebook in which Netanyahu, as head of the opposition in 2009, vowed to“destroy the Hamas regime”,holding this clip as further proof of the gap between his warlike pronouncements and vacillating, cowardly character.
I have vacillated on whether to jump ship or not.
I vacillate between being scared to death And absolutely thrilled for them.
The Arab world vacillates between two different approaches.
And they claim most people vacillate.
Auburn vacillated between wanting to kill my assailant Michael Ayers with her own two hands to compassion for his family.
Thus, he can vacillate in one or the other direction and what he says is really trite.
Moreover, the work enhances the playful patterning of the lattices, which vacillates, much like Geva's paintings, between Orientalism and modernism and between rigid and softened forms.
They vacillate between a sweet dream and a nightmare, and there is no telling when one turns into the other.
But truman vacillated and ultimately yielded To the byrnes-forrestal hardline faction.
For about four years, he vacillated between poetry and commerce, until the business failed.
Yet inside, I believe… she vacillates between a feeling of godlike omnipotence… and a sense that she simply doesn't exist… which, of course, is intolerable.
Consequently, these strata vacillate between progressive and conservative moods, between support for social reforms(sometimes quite radical ones) and fanatic defense of the existing order.
And every day I would vacillate between…"Arlene, you're wonderful" and"Arlene, you're caca.".
Secondly, my dear theoretician,have you considered the fact that the small peasant producer inevitably vacillates between the proletariat and the bourgeoisie?
In many ways, the case, known to the French as the Bettencourt affair,is the universal story of any wealthy family with an elderly relative who vacillates between independence and vulnerability.
If we vacillate, hesitate, and do not actually develop these therapies, then we are condemning a whole cohort of people-- who would have been young enough and healthy enough to benefit from those therapies, but will not be, because we haven't developed them as quickly as we could-- we will be denying those people an indefinite life span, and I consider that that is immoral.