irresolution การใช้

• The act ends on a note of desperate irony and irresolution.
• Such irresolution is hardly a formula for success in any endeavor.
• The irresolution is so much more spine-tingling than the resolution.
• Meantime he continued to trifle the time with a show of irresolution.
• Saddam Hussein lives on the edge of our irresolution,
• State, therefore, also needs to overturn its image of hesitation and irresolution.
• But today they wander aimlessly in a wilderness of irresolution and self-doubt.
• When he left Camp David needlessly empty-handed, the irresolution suited him.
• Magor's art refutes such consolidation : irresolution prevails and closure eludes us.
• But when does irresolution become incompetence?
• The irresolution and divergence of interests usual in Sixth Coalition armies found in him a restless opponent.
• The raid was seen by many as a debacle, and an example of America's irresolution.
• Despite the sense of irresolution a year later, some changes have occurred as a result of the bombing.
• What sometimes appeared as irresolution and procrastination was most often a wise suspension of judgment under exceptionally difficult circumstances.
• To Hussein, the move smacks of irresolution and appeasement, and the United Nations has said the flights will resume Monday.
• On the other hand, Netanyahu's irresolution and his strive for personal affirmation overwhelmed some positive results of his premiership.
• The opposition led by Yeltsin, combined with the irresolution of the plotters, caused the coup to collapse after three days.
• We have a young president who is extremely intelligent and well motivated, but flawed by past indiscretions and a tendency toward irresolution.
• Not only did he criticize Clinton for " irresolution, " he said he opposed sending troops to Haiti at all.
• This irresolution has been going on for over a century, and there is no indication that it will be resolved anytime soon.