Sentence examples for sometimes not sure from inspiring English sources
"But we're sometimes not sure how he's feeling about things".
"He's willing to compromise but sometimes not sure he knows exactly how to do it," Mr. McCain says.
"I'm sometimes not sure if OTs themselves understand how important and significant their contribution is," Hollins says.
The dark-green-and-purple aura of Wimbledon spreads outward, imparting glamour to the bleary-eyed vagabonds who stumble onto the court in Stuttgart or Kuala Lumpur, sometimes not sure whether they are in one or the other.
When I send a message to my fiancée, she's sometimes not sure if I am talking to her or the Email Police.
All my life, I've gone back to Stamford, sometimes not very sure what to do next.
Blue Gene Tyranny I am sometimes not totally sure what the pianist Robert Sheff, a k a Blue Gene Tyranny, is trying to do: art song or improvisation, hymns or long-tone sound immersion, tunes or suites or incidental music.
I sat under the stars with a group of Italians and, as they said how they had sometimes not been sure whether their parents had been Fascists pretending to be Resistance, or Resistance working undercover as Fascists, I thought fleetingly that their fathers had been my father's enemies, and of how much he had loved Italy.
Sometimes I apologized for them sincerely, and to be honest, sometimes I'm not sure if I did or not.
At the time, he said, "The thing that's hard as an athlete is sometimes you get so used to playing in pain and dealing with pain that sometimes you're not sure where to draw the line of where it's too serious to play".
