Sentence examples for feeling of not knowing from inspiring English sources
Feeling like an idiot is simply the feeling of not knowing something.
I hate that feeling of not knowing what's underneath.
"It's a feeling of not knowing what your last day will be.
They both like the feeling of not knowing who is leading, whether it's the grownup or the child.
"I felt violated, being searched and having rings pulled off my fingers by a masked, armed robber, but the feeling of not knowing how far it will go was the worst thing," she told the newspaper.
"I'm left with this feeling of not knowing what they want from me," Mr. Aranki said, "if I'm being watched, if they'll come to my house and tell my daughters that the F.B.I. wants to talk to me.
"It's just feeling that excitement of not knowing who a character is but figuring it out and finding him".
"So much of the energy of great work to me is feeling the echo effect on every line, of not knowing where it came from," he said, citing a quote — this one attributed — from Graham Greene that he uses as one of the book's epigraphs: "When we are not sure we are alive".
I couldn't stand the uncertainty of not knowing what the feeling in my heart was trying to tell me.
50% (n = 11) of participants spoke of feeling overwhelmed and not knowing what to do: "So for the environment, you know, somebody might tell you that it is better to do this, but then somebody will come up with something that says no it is not.
