vacillate in a sentence

• "I've been vacillating all week,"
• He might vacillate the rest of the year between the two.
• Since then, production has vacillated wildly as territory changed hands.
• Would you like to direct it ?'But she vacillated.
• Yeltsin has had many illnesses and his physical condition vacillates wildly.
• It vacillates sharply between imaginary wood-smoke and razored apples.
• He accused Clinton of conducting a weak, vacillating foreign policy.
• Boudreaux has vacillated between calling Ebonics a language and a dialect.
• The House impeachment hearings are vacillating between farce and attempted coup.
• Cardinal shares have vacillated only slightly since the investigation was launched.
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• The Germans have vacillated, but seem unlikely to help much.
• They vacillated over Dow stocks, typically viewed as safer bets.
• In contrast Mussolini vacillated from left to right at this time.
• The next two rulers vacillated between repressive measures and their relaxation.
• He was often depressed and vacillated with regard to his future.
• The territorial claims for the Greater Germanic Reich vacillated over time.
• The show vacillates between being a fun ride and completely boring.
• Otherwise, the vacillating generals might have second th oughts.
• The child who vacillates is the most difficult one to respond to.
• Throughout American history, Christians have vacillated in their attitudes toward guns.