Sentence examples for present unsure from inspiring English sources

The resulting moment at the 45th Academy Awards in 1973 is an Oscar classic, especially for the confused reaction to Littlefeather's speech attacking Hollywood's depiction of Native Americans – scattered nervous booing and cheering, with most of those present unsure of the correct liberal response.

Many present remain unsure to this day whether the speaker had actually got his own joke.

He is merely among many presented as unsure what should come of a nation of free blacks, convinced merely that slavery itself is immoral.

Still, some of Ms. Lees's past and present counterparts are unsure if the new system allows for enough input.

A player needs to embrace clay and the challenges it presents (slower conditions/longer rallies, unsure footing, etc).

The pathway for code expansion proposed is consistent with the data presented, but I am unsure that it is uniquely consistent.

At times they felt they were stumbling from one move to another, unsure of the present, let alone the future.

However, Fey said she was unsure how to present her case to the police.

It's not unlike JFK, a very flawed man and president who has been near-deified in history with talk of "Camelot" etc, because the nation needed a fallen hero to rally behind at a time when social upheaval and warfare had everyone unsure of the present and future.

However, many first generation Black African women presented at accident and emergency (A&E) departments and one waited to be contacted by the National Health Service (NHS) breast screening programme because they were unsure where to present with breast changes.

Many of the 100 or so journalists present at the February 4th protest seemed unsure whether they were covering it or taking part.