Sentence examples for later uncertain from inspiring English sources

He returned a few days later, uncertain about why he had gone.

Versions of the passage are also found in the 2nd-century B.C. Hanshi Waizhuan and in the Dengxizi, a text of later, uncertain date that contains a hodgepodge of material from various sources.

Later, uncertain cartilage degeneration along with meniscus injury may cause an increase of mesenchymal stem cells in synovial fluid.

"I'm just not satisfied with what he said," Mr. Wheeler said later, now uncertain whom he will vote for.

He finds a new and prosperous life in a land to the east, and returns home in his later years, uncertain of his reception from the new king.

Whether Mr. Obama plans to make his decision before that vote on Nov. 7, or before the results are finalized a couple weeks later, remains uncertain.

Later, she grew uncertain, fearful, desperate.

Six months later, it seemed uncertain that there would be anything but comedy on late-night TV.

Whether higher B vitamin intake (ie, B-6, B-12, and folate) is protective against cognitive decline in later life remains uncertain.

But still uncertain later in the game, Drebinger called Pesky in the Tigers' dugout, and he acknowledged that he had been unable to grip the ball cleanly.

Even when he examined the bump a week later, he was uncertain: "I don't know what it is," he said.