Sentence examples for sometimes uncertain from inspiring English sources

Animations are sometimes jerky, reactions to your finger swipes sometimes uncertain.

Throughout the afternoon, I'm sometimes uncertain whether I'm standing next to Roberts or Jim.

It is also sometimes uncertain which genre the book belongs in.

So many lawyers are involved that San Francisco officials say they are sometimes uncertain whom to call.

In those days Olitski was sometimes uncertain of his location, and was fortunate to survive car crashes and other mishaps.

Executives must manage expectations of investors, partners and acquisition candidates, sometimes uncertain of the company's value from one day to the next.

However, I do sometimes become uncertain".

In earlier years Wolf Trap sometimes seemed uncertain of its mission, and several administrators left after short terms.

They must withstand rain, cold and heat; dodge rattlesnakes, cactus, and mesquite-tree thorns; and continually control mounts of sometimes notoriously uncertain temperament.

But that's the nature of a declaration: it is a manifesto, a way forward, sometimes wildly uncertain, an assertion of freedom from fear.

In the shortest, freest slow movements the tonality, or key orientation, sometimes remains uncertain and in flux, giving the sense of a bridge from the previous to the following movement (as in Vivaldi's Opus 3, No. 10).