Sentence examples for really unclear from inspiring English sources

"I'm really unclear," she acknowledged.

What will actually emerge from the final 2011 budget bills is "really unclear," Mr. Clemins said.

And it's really unclear what impact this might have on Michigan sports fans.

What is really unclear is what the government's future plans are.

One of them will move on after that game, and it's really unclear who it might be.

"The future is really unclear right now," said Garcia, who was 22 of 38 for 248 yards.

It really is unclear that there is much of any information in these surveys.

"It really is unclear whether the Europeans can rise to that challenge".

"Longer delays, it really is unclear why we would want to do that when this is such an urgent issue," she said.

Which way Nokia chooses to jump — WP7 or Series 40 — is "really very unclear at the moment", says Cozza, although she also points out that the investment of time and money required to maintain OS autonomy may be a luxury Nokia can no longer afford.

Mr. Shepardson said the issue was really about "very unclear and vague regulations".