“She was in a constant state of dither, unable to make a decision and becoming more and more nervous as the deadline approached.”

“In the midst of the dither that filled the courtroom, the defendant's lawyer struggled to maintain composure.”

“Nobody could accuse him of being a ditherer or of having flip-flop opinions.”

“Make no doubt that the people of Canada know the difference and recognize a confused ditherer when they see one.”

“Mr Arafat comes over as an impossible ditherer, exasperating even to his comrades.”

“Her constant dithering over which dress to wear made them late for the party.”

“Everyone else's mandate for smooth evolution remains our ditherers ' charter.”

“Such talk in my view has probably hurt the US in the UN since it gives ditherers and dissemblers there an excuse to continue doing so.”

“Often dismissed as wrinklies and fogeys, dodderers and ditherers, it turns out that Saga's target audience are, in fact, among the biggest consumers in the country.”