uncertain of造句

Were they uncertain of what to say?

uncertain of his convictions; unsure of himself and his future; moving with uncertain (or unsure) steps; an uncertain smile; touched the ornaments with uncertain fingers.

They were uncertain of the total value of the transaction.

He was uncertain of the meaning of the sentence.

The police are still uncertain of the murderer's identity.

I'm still uncertain of my feelings for him.

The men in recon were clumsy now and uncertain of their footing.

The constant need for validation shows that you're uncertain of your own qualities and actions.

He describes this as "gracious uncertainty," where "we are uncertain of the next step, but we are certain of God."

I think may be the most uncertain of next year, in 2005, mainly depend on the land policy.

Finally, still uncertain of what to do, I set a March 1 deadline to announce my decision.

I would add we can be certain of God's grace while being graciously uncertain of the future details of our lives.

When the War of Liberation had begun, a counteroffensive had not been put on the agenda, because we were uncertain of the timing.

And one recent study showed that women who were uncertain of a man's feelings toward them ended up reporting more attraction to those men.

In a sports team each plays a clear role, and there are few occasions when members are confused or uncertain of their roles.

That course of action was rejected, however, because the court was uncertain of defendant's ability to achieve such advances and believed that such advances were the responsibility not of one company but rather of the entire cement industry.

The number of firms expecting to hire fewer new graduates doubled and the number who were uncertain of future hiring plans, jumped from one in four to nearly half.