Examples of using Vacillating in English and their translations into Swedish
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When he vacillating is back on his feet again,
a choice indicative of their vacillating attitude to loneliness and togetherness respectively.
The greatest discoveries have always been made when the principle of authority was absent or vacillating at all levels- as happened at the beginning of the century- and this also applies to the field of science.
of the middle peasants, who had long been vacillating and only on the eve of the October uprising wholeheartedly swung over towards the revolution
deserted to the bourgeoisie(the“defencists” and the vacillating“Kautskyites”), we must call ourselves the Communist Party.
First, this would be applying philistine conceptions of morality to the proletariat(since, for the good of the cause, the proletariat will always support not only the vacillating petty bourgeoisie but even the big bourgeoisie);
they will likely find themselves unhappily vacillating between hard and soft approaches.
with the middle peasantry vacillating.
had the prestige of Rome sunk that when the successor of this timorous, vacillating, and all too worldly-wise pope announced,
social-patriotic and vacillating tendencies and their representatives,
weak, and vacillating judge who was so unjust as to subject him to flogging even when he had declared him innocent of all crime,
proletarian, Liebknecht way to found the Third International, an International uncompromisingly hostile both to the social-chauvinlst traitors and to the vacillating“Centrists”.
It is significant that, while this vacillating Roman ruler sacrificed Jesus to his fear of the Jews and to safeguard his personal position,
compromises with possible(no matter how temporary, vacillating, and adventitious) allies- isn't that too ridiculous for words?
weaken the actual significance of their struggle, by linking fighters with elements who are least capable of fighting and most vacillating and treacherous.
In Moscow itself the garrison vacillated.
They vacillate between the two, belonging neither to one side
He quarrelled with Hindenburg and vacillated between negotiating with or attacking the enemy.
And every day I would vacillate between.
Instead, the leaders of the COB vacillated, lost time