Sentence examples for appears unsure from inspiring English sources

Paul is not the only Republican who appears unsure whether, or how, to talk about his work experience.

It's that Mr. Shapiro appears unsure whether his character, who's slow on the uptake (you'll see the ending long before he does), deserves contempt, pity or kindness.

Political parties view the movement as a potentially rich source of recruits but have been rebuffed; the government appears unsure of how to respond.

Lydon is all heart While not traditionally known for displaying inner-doubts, punk icon John Lydon appears unsure when asked whether he is proud to be advertising a leading butter brand.

Confronted with his bionic doppelganger – three months in the making, fully functioning circulatory system, $1m of cutting-edge doodahs, pioneering wotsits et al – the Swiss psychologist appears unsure of how to greet it.

And yet the real-life Hamilton is presented in an oddly colorless fashion (as is Washington, in a cameo), perhaps because Liss appears unsure about how closely to associate these figures with the overall gangland atmosphere.

But otherwise, Stoudemire appeared unsure of himself.

Vonn finished fourth, despite appearing unsure of her footing.

Balls later also appeared unsure whether Osborne had agreed to a debate.

But when asked how the violence could be resolved, most Serbs appeared unsure.

Some of the winners appeared unsure as to how their category differed from others.