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  • Irresolute, nonspecific and generalized anger anent a subject, I suspect, is a generational thing.

    Lionel: The G-20 Protesters Are Rebels Without a Clue 2009

  • For this I was rewarded by being introduced as an Irresolute Idealist.

    Lance Simmens: Government Can Work 2008

  • Irresolute, suddenly reversing my own decisions, impetuous in action as she knew me, she feared, I am sure, a revocation of my commission to

    Uncle Silas 2003

  • Irresolute conduct of the war by the allies in upper Germany.

    1531, Feb. 6 2001

  • Irresolute, unconvinced, without power to enforce any resolution or conviction he might have settled upon, Beran returned to the school on Zelambre Bay.

    The Languages of Pao Vance, Jack, 1916- 1958

  • Irresolute, Warren glanced at Pepita; she nodded slightly.

    Ruined City Shute, Nevil, 1899-1960 1951

  • Irresolute he paused, little liking the sequestered gulch for a resting-place; divining the prickly thicket and almost impenetrable brushwood that lined the road.

    Under the Rose Frederic Stewart Isham

  • Irresolute persons who do not know their own minds, and cannot remember their own orders, make very poor masters and mistresses.

    Manners and Social Usages Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood

  • Irresolute in thought, impotent in will, and only occasionally fretted by circumstances into a feeble activity, he is an almost painfully accurate representation of a class of men who drift through life without any power of self-direction.

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859 Various

  • Irresolute and deep in thought as to his future actions, Joe Noy walked unconsciously forward.

    Lying Prophets Eden Phillpotts 1911

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