Sentence examples for a terrible uncertainty from inspiring English sources

If there was nothing, I felt a terrible uncertainty.

The start is assured and steady, making reference to other public-health threats and crises (polio, thalidomide, Aids) that share a terrible uncertainty over the cause, and social isolation for the victims and their families.

By revealing the stark choices before us between equality or oligarchy, individuality or totality, truth and falsehood Snyder restores our understanding of the basis of our way of life, offering a way forward in a time of terrible uncertainty.

McAllister said the shelter saved her from a life of terrible uncertainty.

Igo Sym remains on the sidelines, waiting for a future role in her story, just as she impatiently waits for him.As with Gloria's own isolation, Mr Flusfeder has a formal device for suggesting the terrible uncertainty that descends on the city, erasing any sense of boundary or safety.

In the book, she wasn't writing about her own life, but imagining herself into that time and that place was enough to bring it all back: the worst months of her marriage; her pain, her illness and the terrible uncertainty about what it was; a close friend's suicide.

There is now terrible uncertainty.

Calm in the face of what outsiders would consider terrible uncertainty is typical here.

In the thick of the terrible uncertainty surrounding the accident, the Japanese leadership was quietly preparing for the worst.

"We are terrorized because we have been fine until now, and now we are living this terrible uncertainty".

It would cause economic chaos, a huge increase in unemployment, and would really hurt the most vulnerable people – as well as cause EU citizens in Britain terrible uncertainty over their future.