Sentence examples for of an unsure from inspiring English sources

His psychological makeup then, as now, was "essentially that of an unsure student who has finally discovered an idea in which he can believe, and who feels unless he clutches and dedicates himself to that idea, he will be lost".

The audience gave each presentation their rapt attention, nodding their heads in agreement and recognition, laughing when a seasoned physician played the role of an unsure medical student, knitting their brows in concern, and furiously taking notes.

The musical, with a book, music and lyrics by Jill Santoriello, a Broadway newcomer, arrived in New York amid rumblings of an unsure out-of-town tryout in Sarasota, Fla., and relentless comparisons with "Les Misérables," which was revived on Broadway two years ago; it received neither the best nor the worst of reviews when it opened on Sept. 18.

At the same time they are social events: they create spaces of consideration, of discourses, of fear and assumption about an unsure and an unknown future.

Given the character's name is Sam, it may not be fanciful to see the symbol of an America unsure of its true identity and set on a course of irreparable decline.

There was the Sam Burgess affair – a stunningly left-field and needless selection of a player unsure what he was doing.

The Telegraph concluded: "Since the vote to leave the EU on June 23 there has been a sense of a country unsure of where it is heading next.

His subjects, like my sister and I, seem confused by what one does in front of a camera, unsure whether they should dance or run away.

This wasn't the tentative return of a player unsure where he stands – it was a player desperate to make up for lost time.

One is actually the older brother to "Marius" from Copenhagen zoo, and the other one is of a "genetically unsure mix".

As is so often the case on these occasions, the goal seemed to leave the scorers in something of a dilemma, unsure of whether to keep the game open or to protect what they had.