undecided造句

The issue remains undecided.

He is still undecided.

Days elapsed while I remained undecided.

Ten percent of the audience remained undecided.

The outcome of the match is still undecided.

I'm still undecided (about) who to vote for.

By coax and threats made him confused, undecided

They both need to appeal to undecided voters.

Between these four ways, a less sagacious man would have remained undecided.

Opinion polls underplay Mr Le Pen's support; almost half of respondents say they are undecided.

Most of the people already had a position for or against it, but 33 said they were undecided.

Whether this is the case depends on physical subtleties that are currently undecided, but it is not implausible.

Women are thought to remain undecided for longer, often making up their minds as they enter the polling booth.

Dealers do this when they sense you're undecided, but they want to be in the position of control.

“I’m undecided,” says Matt Cope, a 34-year-old assembler who hunts and prays like a Republican but thinks the Democrats are more focused on workers.

"I think if you're undecided, that means that you're open to a possible relationship and you want to see what develops," said Commerford.

A recent poll by Consumer Reports, a citizens’ advocacy publication, found that 43% of Americans were still undecided about getting vaccinated against H1N1.

She set her bucket on the ground, thrust her hand into her hair, and began slowly to scratch her head,--a gesture peculiar to children when terrified and undecided what to do.

With rain in the forecast for election day and the polls saying an unprecedented number of potential voters are undecided or unlikely to cast ballots, turnout Tuesday is expected to be low.

The result may turn on whether the 14% or so who tell pollsters they cannot bring themselves to vote for either candidate change their mind (another 6% are still undecided).