Irresolute

to show or feel hesitant; to be uncertain

Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels

Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels

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It will be the workers, with their courage, resolution and self-sacrifice, who will be chiefly responsible for achieving victory. The petty bourgeoisie will hesitate as long as possible and remain fearful, irresolute and inactive; but when victory is certain it will claim it for itself and will

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Matthew Kilburn

Matthew Kilburn

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The Ambassadors of Death 4 is more about talking in rooms than adventuring in open countryside and gravel pits. When Liz tries to turn the story cross-country, she is returned underground swiftly. Taltalian and Quinlan are expendable conspirators, too irresolute and without Carrington's zeal. 1/4

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New York Times Opinion

New York Times Opinion

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Keir Starmer’s “great achievement was to restore the Labour Party to government after 14 years in opposition,” Ian Leslie writes. “But this was made possible by a lack of conviction, which made him disastrously irresolute once he got there.”

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