This movie moved us to tears because whatever battles raged between us, however ugly the other often appeared to be, we had these two very delicate fledglings that needed to be protected and carried along carefully, so carefully, because is anything more fragile than a preteenage girl or a growing, unsure boy?
According to the "State of Young America," a national poll released in mid-November, young Americans are growing increasingly unsure that they can attain the American Dream.
In societies where property is inherited through the male line — as is the case in most of sub-Saharan Africa — children in the care of maternal kin grow up unsure about where they belong and what their rights are, particularly relating to claiming their property rights (Oleke et al., 2005).
Finally, only the normally placid Ambrozio was left, stomping away, until he grew tired, or unsure about why his body was engaging in this dire activity in the first place.
After three more denials, Ms. Ortiz grew weary of the emotional roller coaster, unsure what more she could do.
Feross gave me a shrug, unsure himself how it just suddenly grew.
He seemed to grow more and more unsure of where the defensive linemen were, and more important, as he gazed downfield, he rarely saw a receiver running open.
While horticulturists, agronomists and plant scientists agree that pests and blight are less likely to damage crops suspended in the air, they said they are unsure whether growing them upside down rather than right-side up will yield better results.
They don't understand how it has grown, and they're unsure how to deal with it.
"Are you rushing or are you dragging???" he chides, as the gifted young drummer grows increasingly frightened and unsure.
