Sentence examples for and unsure in the from inspiring English sources

11 12 15 The player's speed was categorised into 'high, low, zero, and unsure' in the vertical and horizontal directions.

She stood head and shoulders above all her rivals, notably scoring points off Mr Obama, who seemed lightweight and unsure in comparison, during the first, and so far only, Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina last month.Mrs Clinton also enjoys a strong lead among one of her party's most important constituencies, white blue-collar workers.

His grip can be unsure in the rain.

Atlético looked unsure in the middle, exactly where they are usually so strong.

Gut feeling was defined as an intuitive feeling that something was wrong even if the clinician was unsure why; we recorded this feature as either present, absent, or unsure (in the analyses coded as binary we used present/unsure or absent).

But with only the faintest physical description and unsure which vehicle the device was in, the police trained their weapons on all 20 cars at the intersection and ordered people to show their hands.

Once more he is in the humiliating position of wanting to be president of Israel and unsure whether those in the Knesset who say they support him will then vote against him in secret.

While Kevin has no trouble managing a high-pressure fashion-related reality show on television, he's much more troubled and unsure of himself in the presence of his estranged father.

But at other times he has looked clumsy and unsure when in killing positions around the six-yard box.

He was at times vacillating and unsure, as in his relations with the church of Antioch when he at first ate with the Gentiles and later refused to do so (Letter of Paul to the Galatians 2 11 14); he could also be resolute (Acts of the Apostles 4 10; 5 1 10).

By the start of the 2008 09 season, neither Alonso or Barry had moved club but the drawn-out transfer saga had left the Spaniard feeling unsettled at Liverpool and unsure of his position in the team.