Beckett may not offer much hope for your 20-something uncertainty, but at least his work reminds you that the rest of the world is also waiting for something miraculous to happen.
And since Sept. 11, there has been an additional, intangible element corroding Saudi-American relations -- something between uncertainty and mistrust over the heavy Saudi representation among Osama bin Laden's martyrs and the Saudi tolerance for the culture of jihad.
Getting older also made me realize something new: Uncertainty in my life triggered my anxiety.
Merely having the tournament finale in Atlanta that year was something of an uncertainty.
So that means another two months of uncertainty, something that has slowed movie production to a near standstill.
"It is something like the uncertainty principle: if you are distant enough from the experience to need instruction, you are too remote to be benefitted.
There was evidence of her extraordinary voice, but there was evidence, also, of something close to uncertainty — an uneasiness that was not obscured by the powerful bravado with which she used the instrument of her voice.
On Monday, he told Fox News: "I just think that every additional hour that we wait, not doing something, is the uncertainty that, basically, the markets are going to get more skittish.
We are hearing from many people who are experiencing high levels of anxiety and depression because of the uncertainty, something that is likely to go on for the next couple of years and beyond, or until our status is settled.
But, I've also met people who've been made redundant from marketing roles and set-up on their own, only to find solitude unbearable, selling their services a slog, and the financial uncertainty something they simply can't stomach.
Research carried out by Acacia Avenue in 2006 found that 88% of us find book buying easy, with only 11% reporting any uncertainty, something reflected in a rise of over 34% in sales of children's titles over the past two years.
