Sentence examples for a slightly uncertain from inspiring English sources

It both is and isn't a home gig, leaving them – consciously or otherwise – in a slightly uncertain place.

A reassuring sight after a slightly uncertain start elsewhere, Britain's first medal of the Games came as a result of years of sheer bloody hard work in a discipline lacking much in the way of glamour.

After a slightly uncertain period since his Oscar-winning The Last King of Scotland, which encompassed two holding-pattern features, The Eagle and State of Play, as well the experimental YouTube film Life in a Day, Kevin Macdonald has returned to his first love – documentary – with this portrait of reggae legend Bob Marley.

In the event Robert Carsen's staging proves to be the least involving element of the evening, providing more irritations than insights; what one takes away is the quality of most of the individual performances and, after a slightly uncertain start, of the superb orchestral playing under Andris Nelsons.

Then she added with a slightly uncertain smile: "Things have to get better".

Leaving a person slightly uncertain of the extent of your feelings for them can increase your attractiveness, giving you a bit of a mysterious edge.

A year ago England were hopeful but slightly uncertain of their best way forward.

SWOOPING when its prey's future looked ever so slightly uncertain, America's NASDAQ stockmarket made a new bid for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on Monday November 20th, valuing it at about £2.7 billion ($5.1 billion).

Banks looked determined but slightly uncertain.

And they are slightly uncertain as to which way to vote".

It was not until Ms. Stafford's slightly uncertain curtain bows that one realized fully how young she is.