- told by a low-pitched
voice to a lost love. On the over 7-minute-long "
Vacillator", Cain
sings melancholic lyrics portraying an
abuser in a relationship:...
- activity, an
action or
event that is done in a disorganized, unplanned, or
vacillating manner. The term is
derived from
Shakespearian expression "will ye, nill...
- had a
number of
other film and
television roles,
often playing weak or
vacillating characters. Born in
Wallasey in Cheshire, the son of
schoolmaster Herbert...
- wars of independence, Peru
remained a
royalist stronghold. As the
elite vacillated between eman****tion and
loyalty to the
Spanish monarchy, independence...
- anti-government
riots started by
women working in Conakry's
Madina Market. Touré
vacillated from
supporting the
Soviet Union to
supporting the
United States. The...
-
Allen & Unwin. ISBNÂ 9781741145694. Standfield,
Rachel (2011). "'The
vacillating manners and
sentiments of
these people': Mobility,
civilisation and dispossession...
- and
adventurers extended to
grave matters of
external policy, and his
vacillating conduct and
erratic decisions aroused misgivings and
occasional alarm...
-
standing for "amnesty,
abortion and acid".
McGovern was also
damaged by his
vacillating support for his
original running mate,
Missouri senator Thomas Eagleton...
- same path'); it was
later po****rized by Leon
Trotsky to
identify the
vacillating intellectual supporters of the
Bolshevik government. It was the political...
- untrustworthy: S. G. F.
Brandon argued that in reality,
rather than
vacillating on
condemning Jesus,
Pilate unhesitatingly executed him as a rebel. Paul...
