vacillators造句

• And it could determine whether he looks like a man of principle or a vacillator.
• Bush characterized Kerry as a vacillator.
• Kerry's record demonstrates he has been a vacillator during nearly 20 years in the Senate, they argue.
• "And then you have the vacillators who aren't sure, but who aren't dead set against it, so they give in to the child.
• As he has twisted and turned on viciously complicated issues like Bosnia and health care, searching for consensus and finding none, he has been denounced as a trimmer and a vacillator.
• As if all of those deeds weren't sufficient to shut up the doubters and the critics and the vacillators, the Mets on Tuesday night exposed Randy Johnson as a myth.
• For three-plus weeks now, he has been the club's designated vacillator, sent to bullpens in Boston, Anaheim, and New York to await his fate du jour.
• Acting on his campaign's belief that Kerry was on the mat because of the attacks on the senator as a vacillator who shifts with the political winds, Bush repeated his criticism of the Democrat's " mixed messages ."
• Bush and Kerry are pitching their campaign rhetoric to voters like Elliott, with the Republican incumbent calling his challenger a vacillator who can't be trusted to lead the nation at war while Kerry accuses Bush of misleading the people on Iraq and other issues.
• On Wednesday, for example, the message of the windsurfing commercial-- that Kerry is a vacillator-- was reinforced on the campaign trail by Bush in Pennsylvania, Vice President Dick Cheney in Washington and former Mayor Rudolph W . Giuliani of New York City, who was speaking on behalf of the Bush campaign in Florida.