Sentence examples for became unsure from inspiring English sources

"The older generation became unsure about whether to tell their children all they had been through, because they needed to be respected by their children," she explains.

At work, coming to the phrase "a stout, middle-aged woman," I automatically started to pluck the comma out and then became unsure.

According to a report drafted by a psychiatrist Thornwell saw years later, "He became unsure of who he was, where he was, and why all of this was happening".

But, then, as always happens when I have such an impulse, I became unsure whether it arose from a sincere desire to share, as a fellow-fan of Hoffman's work, my sense of disturbance and loss or from another, cheaper kind of desire: the desire to be the one to break the news, as though this were just another piece of gossip, a scandalous thing to have happened to a famous man.

The young women, she says, became unsure of their own actions, not willing or able to stray far from mom.

I became unsure as to how much of their reputation for ultimate inebriation I'd heard about was warranted.

You become unsure of the moral ground.

Adelman's wife, Carol, hoped to maintain the friendship, but he had become unsure.

As the story progresses, we become unsure about how accidental the accident was.

She is unaware of male attention, and so we too become unsure whether it is actually directed towards her.

Which will mean the end of the samurai, and Algren becomes unsure that that's a good thing.