Examples of using Vacillating in English and their translations into Slovak
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The body is tired, the nerves are agitated, the will vacillating.
Remember, my poor vacillating friend, you must not remain in this state!
A hypothalamic tumor could cause a vacillating temperature.
The jurors: a racist taxi-driver, a suspicious doctor, a vacillating TV producer, a Holocaust survivor, a flamboyant musician, a cemetery manager, and others represent the fragmented society of modern day Russia.
As a matter of fact, he is depicted as weak and vacillating person.
The priests thought that with the weak and vacillating Pilate they could carry through their plans without trouble.
Up to the age of eight years, my character was weak and vacillating.
This film poem presents a world of wild beauty, vacillating on the edge of rough historical reality and ancient myth.
Whether the witness is reliable and firmly consistent or inconsistent,uncertain, or vacillating;
It is not so much our search in our relations with God- a search, in truth, so vacillating-, but rather God's search of us in our relations<with Him>
Taurus is a strong,authoritative figure who can provide security and stability for vacillating Pisces.
Being entirely at the mercy of such doubtful and vacillating friends, I, though perplexed, felt it best to obey.
The attitude of the Christians on the subject of natural law has been curiously vacillating and uncertain.
Do not allow thyself to be led into new doubts and vacillating fears, but correspond with the favors of the Lord in humble fear and tranquil obedience.
There have been protests and outbursts in her meetings but no direct challenge has beenallowed that would put her in a position of explaining her vacillating views on such important topics.
After the liberation, the chosen people undertook a long and difficult journey through the desert,often vacillating, but drawing strength from the memory of the salvific work of God and of his ever close presence.
Secondly, if you were referring to the sack of Rome in 1527 by the army of Emperor Charles V, this had nothing to do with religious“fundamentalism” but rather involved purely political retaliation against Clement VII,a weak and vacillating Pope, who had improvidently forged an alliance with the King of France(Francis I) with whom Charles was at war.
I vacillate between those two positions.
For my part I vacillate between these two attitudes.
It's fun because you can vacillate between slow dancing and fast dancing.
You can't vacillate between the two.
By other words- the one, who vacillates, can pass it easily!
To make a decision quickly and not vacillate or second guess oneself is a critical life-skill.
The human rightsgroup said EU countries"for the most part vacillated or actively obstructed potential solutions" to sharing refugees.
While the movie“Lincoln” showed the 16th president as very clear on his anti slavery positions,in reality Lincoln vacillated.
A man with 29degrees of Mercury agonizes over decisions in his life and vacillates between talking too much and too little.
During the press conference for the release of their album, leader RM explained,"The harder a temptation is to resist,the more you think about it and vacillate.
We are in need of your immaculate hands, to caress with tenderness, to touch the flesh of Jesus in poor, sick, scorned brothers,to raise those who have fallen and to support those who vacillate.
And it is not surprising that when the history of Europe brought the working class face to face with this question as a practical issue, not only all the opportunists and reformists,but all the Kautskyites(people who vacillate between reformism and Marxism) proved to be miserable philistines and petty-bourgeois democrats repudiating the dictatorship of the proletariat.