And the head scarf in this context can be seen as a mosaic of experiences stitched into a single piece of fabric that, for the moment, gives cover to a society largely unsure of where it wants to go.
Americans are largely unsure whether torture leads to reliable information, the poll found.
Previous research has shown that orthopaedic surgeons, medical students, and surgical residents are largely unsure of what to do if a patient discloses [ 8- 10].
But he was a bit rattled, largely because he was unsure about what Facebook could do with all that information in the future.
While that can make for a fascinating and sometimes unnerving headphone experience, it also made for a largely befuddled PS1 crowd, unsure of whether to dance or to begin excavating the ground beneath them.
And while the film is lively and engaging, it also, in the end, feels a little thin, largely because it is unsure of how earnestly to treat its own lessons about fate, ambition and brotherly love.
Parcells, the former Giants and Jets coach who is currently retired, did not make the first cut of votes largely because voters were unsure if he would coach again.
At an adventure travel agency facing the chocolate waters of the Mekong River, Andre Ruys, the Dutch owner, studied a map of Cambodia and lamented that many road-paving projects were stalled, losing the dry season, largely because donors are unsure of the composition of the new government.
They are divided and factionalized and unsure, but they largely do not share what Mr. Obama called "a cramped vision that says you're on your own".
Questions will largely provide Yes, No and Unsure options, with the opportunity to add comments.
Damning correspondences which were uncovered included some sent by Sidney Blumenthal, a key confidant of Ms Clinton and a former White House aide to Bill Clinton, which described Prime Minister David Cameron as aristocratic, unsure, inexperienced, oblique and largely uncommitted".
