| Mankind, divided and confused, still hesitates, vacillates like a sleepwalker on the edge of an abyss. |
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| He vacillates between serving a rump nationalist constituency and seeking closer ties with the international community. |
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| She vacillates between pursuing marriage to Will, her persistent suitor, in Washington, D.C., or leaving him for her older, married white mentor in New York. |
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| New Norwegian has three genders, while Dano-Norwegian vacillates between the Danish two-gender system and the Norwegian three-gender system. |
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| Don't accept that the Flame of Love, which I have spread in a privileged manner on you, only vacillates weakly in you! |
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| Community action constantly vacillates between the need to build bridges and the need to close doors to the outside world. |
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| The labour market vacillates between labour shortage and surplus depending on the sector of economic activity. |
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| Logic vacillates and is replaced by a poetics or politics of visual expression. |
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| But script and company are trying to function in two registers simultaneously, and the show vacillates too wildly from child-focused hamming to bawdy double entendre. |
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| Eventually the city kids settle into a comfortable routine that vacillates between mocking their counterparts and helping them acclimate to their new surroundings. |
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| Its programming vacillates between easily recognized art house fare and mainstream movies, giving the impression that it doesn't really know what it wants to be. |
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| He vacillates between childlike bemusement and childlike trepidation. |
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| In both his introduction today and in that speech he vacillates dreadfully between the position that we must not entirely rule out the prospect of membership and the view that we must not initiate it either. |
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| He vacillates between fiction and nonfiction, positioning biographical portrayals of his friends with ostensibly autobiographical portrayals of himself. |
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| The common thread is that the bureaucracy's policies are mired in nationalism, the false ideology of a petty-bourgeois bonapartist caste that vacillates between the pressures of world imperialism and fear of the proletariat. |
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| The document vacillates on options available for young offenders in penitentiaries, indicating concern but nothing definite on programming or placement. |
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| The notion of one's own identity, which vacillates between both questions, was suddenly thrown into sharp focus during the Summer University in a discussion with a group of female Romanian students. |
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| I find these emotions in my painting, a rainbow of color with the essence of shadow and light that vacillates between reality and the illusion of a dream. |
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| Through the teaching of mime, the arts of the circus, an introduction to the writing of a vaudeville number, the essential rules of an actor's craft, his teaching vacillates between analysis and practice. |
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| As the Nikkei index vacillates and bank assets deteriorate, Japan needs to take a close look at the fundamentals of its financial system. |
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| The architectural transparency and immateriality of these cybernetic structures creates a spatial environment that vacillates between reality and simulation. |
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