Being uncertain whether she loves him, she informs on him simply to see if she can.
Poetry has that capacity, too: to be precise about uncertainty rather than just being uncertain.
Cue a lifetime of girls being uncertain when to raise their hands.
The company blamed this on prospective buyers being uncertain about making a purchase.
It also showed that the whereabouts of his grave, far from being uncertain, could be pinpointed precisely.
Somehow they got separated, and, being uncertain whether there were any Japs on the island, they became frightened.
Because the Rays had the first two runners reach base in the seventh and eighth innings and failed to score, Ortiz cast them as being uncertain.
Mrs. Clinton will turn 69 in 2016, and she is described as being uncertain of whether she wants to face yet again the intense incoming fire that goes with running for high office.
This may explain why early on Monday morning its fighters swept into Assyrian Christin villages and kidnapped the inhabitants, the precise number being uncertain, but said to be between 90 and 200.
In surveys of voting behavior, for example, some voters give erroneous responses: lying about whether they voted, misremembering whether they did so or being uncertain about whether their ballot was ultimately counted.
Referencing a dispute in a televised debate last week in which Brown was accused of being uncertain about the location of a New Hampshire county, Clinton said: "Jeanne knows this state like the back of her hand.
