Sentence examples for somewhat unsure of from inspiring English sources

While Bush frequently seemed to take action without considering the underlying questions, Obama appears somewhat unsure of exactly what actions to take.

At that point he was in the corps de ballet and somewhat unsure of his future within the company; he regards Mr. Feld's picking him out of the dense crowd as his big break.

In the kind of relatively intimate space and bright acoustics that ideally suit his steely yet warm voice, Mr. Keenlyside gave a fresh, even contemporary, perspective, a masculinity somewhat unsure of what to do with its sensitive impulses, to 14 of Schubert's varied songs.

"His recollection of the evening, he is somewhat unsure of.

Participants were somewhat unsure of the role the primary teeth play in oral health and the development of the permanent dentition.

Neither he nor anyone in his family served in the military, and despite the diving experience he does not seem to have a vast knowledge of seamanship (during a recent discussion, he was somewhat unsure which side of a ship was port).

So Johnson was somewhat unsure what to make of his.426 on-base percentage last season.

"My experiences working on MTO make me somewhat unsure about the relative value of people- versus place-based social policies.

I remain somewhat unsure how to interpret the failure of ttna knockdown to rescue the ttna homozygous mutants.

Mr. Singer is somewhat unsure about shellfish, although he mostly gives them the benefit of the doubt and tends to avoid eating them.

New guidance will help supply not demand The previous Charity Commission guidance was somewhat confusing for trustees, unsure of whether they could use charitable funds to make social investments.