Sentence examples for note of uncertainty from inspiring English sources

The saga, however, ends on a note of uncertainty.

"What's the value?" Tallman asked, with a note of uncertainty in his voice.

Gingerly, I would like to inject a note of uncertainty into this season of certainty.

All of the recent talk of debt ceilings and default has added another note of uncertainty.

In the final tableau, the dancers differ in what their arms say, and this lends a note of uncertainty.

Then he seemed to inject a note of uncertainty, adding, "That is the version we are working on now".

As Ned's journey continues, small notes of uncertainty are sounded, a sense of the uncanny creeps into the text, and the reliability of Ned's memory is called into question.

Nearly all the stories end on ambivalent, lyric notes of uncertainty: "Her nightgown billowed out, fluttering behind her, and she appeared to be hovering, almost drifting, as through water".

The music stops, there's no sound, nothing is said, and, right there, the little narrative ends, on a note of complete uncertainty.

As much a cultural, political and economic tale of the 19th and 20th centuries as a history of a mode of transport, it is a brilliantly told story which lurches from exhilaration to depression and ends on a note of tantalising uncertainty.

Unions reacted angrily to these comments, with Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, saying Ofsted was intentionally adding a "note of fear and uncertainty" across the education system.