indecisiveness

Their indecisiveness goes to the heart of the show, whose fundamental message is that supernatural evil abets, hides behind and jealously competes with everyday human evil.

Graham got off to a shaky start as Florida’s chief executive, and was dubbed “Gov. Jello” for some early indecisiveness.

Maybe it has to do with the therapist who said that her indecisiveness and deep curiosity about seeing through someone else’s eyes, which she’s harbored since childhood, could be chalked up to something called “death anxiety.”

That strategic bind has amplified the military’s frustration at the indecisiveness of Israel’s civilian leadership, according to the four commanders.

Republicans grumbled last week at Mr. Johnson’s indecisiveness about navigating GOP divisions about renewing a crucial government spy power in the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which ultimately ended with the speaker yanking two competing bills from the House floor.