" She blushed, and glanced indecisively at two solemn faces.

The lips of the stranger moved indecisively, and his brown throat writhed and wrestled with unspoken words.

He was less fortunate in a general engagement near Clusium, which after a whole day's fighting ended indecisively.

This can be nothing better than an idle whim; and, since the classification of words as parts of speech, is always positive and exclusive, to refer any particular word indecisively to "either" of two classes, is certainly no better teaching, than to say, "I do not know of which sort it is; call it what you please!"

Thus matters dragged on quite indecisively until June, 1690, when King William landed at Carrickfergus with a mixed force of English, Scottish, Dutch, Danish, Swedish and German troops, and joined his forces to the remnant of Schomberg's army.

A woman could not have tried on two shawls more often and more indecisively, before making up her mind to buy.

The lips of the stranger moved indecisively, and his brown throat writhed and wrestled with unspoken words.