100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "waffle"

Definition

A waffle is a noun that refers to a thin batter cake, typically cooked in a waffle iron, characterized by its grid pattern and often served with toppings such as syrup, fruit, or whipped cream. It can also refer to a situation where someone speaks or writes in a vague or indecisive manner.

Synonyms

• Pancake
• Crêpe
• Grid cake
• Negotiate (when used in the sense of indecisiveness)
• Hesitate (when used in the sense of indecisiveness)

Antonyms

• Decision
• Certainty
• Resolution
• Conviction
• Assertiveness

Examples

1. He tends to waffle on important decisions.
2. During the debate, she started to waffle instead of taking a clear stance.
3. I could see him waffle between two choices for the entire afternoon.
4. Don’t waffle; just make a decision already!
5. The committee seemed to waffle about the new policy.
6. She will always waffle when asked about her plans for the future.
7. You can't afford to waffle on such a crucial topic.
8. He did not want to waffle in front of his peers.
9. Every time he's asked, he waffles about his favorite movie.
10. If you keep waffling, you'll miss your chance.
11. It's frustrating to watch her waffle instead of being decisive.
12. The politician began to waffle when pressed for specifics.
13. Stop waffling and just say what you mean!
14. I noticed he tends to waffle when he’s nervous.
15. She will often waffle rather than commit to a plan.
16. Don’t waffle; take a stand!
17. I’m tired of your waffling over every little detail.
18. His tendency to waffle often leaves us confused.
19. When it comes to important choices, he usually waffles.
20. She can’t afford to waffle during the interview.
21. It’s better to decide than to waffle.
22. He started to waffle when asked about his opinions.
23. They always waffle instead of providing clear answers.
24. Don’t waffle in your response; be straightforward.
25. We need someone who won't waffle under pressure.
26. She tends to waffle about her commitments.
27. I could see him waffle between the two candidates.
28. It's easy to waffle when you lack confidence.
29. If you keep waffling, you'll lose support.
30. I prefer a leader who doesn’t waffle.
31. The manager began to waffle during the presentation.
32. He doesn’t want to waffle in front of the board members.
33. Instead of waffling, he made a decisive move.
34. I felt him waffle when I confronted him about the issue.
35. Sometimes it’s better to act than to waffle.
36. She would rather not waffle on this topic.
37. It’s frustrating to hear him waffle on and on.
38. Can you stop waffling and get to the point?
39. His habit of waffling annoyed everyone in the meeting.
40. I wish she wouldn’t waffle; we need a plan!
41. The team seems to waffle about their strategy.
42. When asked if he would join, he began to waffle.
43. You can’t afford to waffle during negotiations.
44. She has a tendency to waffle when discussing her feelings.
45. Instead of waffling, he took charge of the situation.
46. I noticed her waffling when it was time to sign the contract.
47. He might waffle at first, but he eventually makes up his mind.
48. We need to eliminate the waffling and focus on solutions.
49. I could hear him waffle about his weekend plans.
50. She tries not to waffle, but it’s in her nature.
51. His waffling caused delays in the project.
52. The candidate began to waffle on the important issues.
53. It’s frustrating to see someone waffle on their beliefs.
54. He doesn't want to waffle during the trial.
55. Let’s not waffle; let’s make a decision today.
56. She tends to waffle when discussing politics.
57. His waffling made it hard for us to trust him.
58. We can’t afford to waffle any longer.
59. When the question was posed, he started to waffle.
60. I’d rather you not waffle when it comes to my proposal.
61. The expert began to waffle under questioning.
62. Don't waffle! Just give us your opinion.
63. We need clarity, not waffling.
64. He tends to waffle when he's unprepared.
65. I could hear her waffle during the discussion.
66. We don’t have time to waffle; let’s move on.
67. He always seems to waffle when discussing his plans.
68. The report was full of waffling and lacked substance.
69. It’s better to be upfront than to waffle.
70. Her waffling led to confusion among the team.
71. Every time he speaks, he starts to waffle.
72. I can’t stand it when people waffle about their opinions.
73. He was known to waffle in high-pressure situations.
74. The discussion didn’t need any waffling; it needed solutions.
75. She began to waffle when asked about her experience.
76. His inability to make a decision led him to waffle.
77. I hope you don’t waffle when it’s time to act.
78. The audience could sense his waffling during the speech.
79. I watched him waffle instead of taking a firm stance.
80. We’re all tired of her waffling on the issue.
81. He should know better than to waffle at such a critical time.
82. I can't believe he decided to waffle instead of choosing a side.
83. She doesn’t like to waffle; she prefers a straight answer.
84. His constant waffling left everyone frustrated.
85. I could see her starting to waffle during the meeting.
86. You need to stop waffling and take charge of the project.
87. The instructions were clear, so there was no need to waffle.
88. He started to waffle when it was time to make a choice.
89. I don't want to waffle; I want to act decisively.
90. The conversation quickly turned into waffling.
91. He always seems to waffle when pressed for details.
92. Don’t let him waffle; keep him focused.
93. Her waffling made it hard to gauge her true feelings.
94. I prefer directness over waffling.
95. He doesn’t want to waffle during the important call.
96. Let’s cut out the waffling and get straight to the facts.
97. I felt her waffling as she avoided the question.
98. The team needs to stop waffling and make a decision.
99. If you keep waffling, you might miss the deadline.
100. His waffling was evident during the panel discussion.