Sentence examples for feel so uncertain from inspiring English sources

"The country is already in havoc; people feel so uncertain".

So why do things feel so uncertain on college campuses in New Jersey and the rest of the country?

In certain circumstances, it doesn't really matter how low interest rates go – private companies feel so uncertain about the future they are reluctant to invest.

Although 46.2% of participants valued PBL as a student-oriented approach, the question that comes to mind is why do a group of medical educators feel so uncertain about it?

My future feels so uncertain now.

Still, I felt so uncertain that I did not dare talk it over with any of my tablemates at El Molino.

Mired in scandal, Benedict felt so uncertain about his position in Rome that he resigned the papacy in favour of his godfather, the archpriest John Gratian, a figure of high moral standing.

The global outcome has perhaps never felt so uncertain and as individuals we may feel and experience this in our moods, emotions and outlook.

James puts Eve up for the night, but she feels so uncertain the next morning she returns to the mental health facility, where a no-nonsense therapist helps her get her life more together and encourages her to write songs.

Perhaps not since the early formation of Islam has the Muslim Ummah felt so unsettled, conflicted and uncertain.

And I think that's why life has begun to feel so disjointed and different and bifurcated and uncertain.