| Muddling a way through the maze that still persists long after the end of the cold war, dithery countries need someone or something out front. |
| Things liven up, too, when Mr G appears, shaky and dithery in his stained white suit, having problems with his colostomy bag. |
| I've never understood how anyone could be so dithery as to have no idea who to vote for. |
| I think the only potentially salvageable part of the claim is that long sequences of supplements and appositives should be avoided because they might make you sound dithery. |
| And someone has obviously told Bertie to be more decisive, because he isn't nearly as dithery as he was before. |
| Ahead of them was another reception desk with another dithery, blonde receptionist behind it. |
