Waiting in line, I felt unsure how to stand, uncertain where to look.
The subjects stand uncertain and awkward before the camera, unsmiling and grave, their beauty as austere as their uniforms and the landscape around them.
A few people stood up, uncertain what to do.
Where Mr. Vaziev stands now is uncertain.
Lazarus stands stiff and uncertain, like a newborn lamb.
But Britain clearly stands alone now, uncertain about how much influence it will be able to exert on future negotiations in Europe over financial regulations and other matters.
The broken shell of ChristChurch Cathedral, this South Island city's most famous landmark, stands deconsecrated and uncertain in a central square that grows bigger by the day, as demolition booms peck away at the surrounding buildings.
However, the effect of thinning on total stand carbon stock in these stands is uncertain.
Whether or not growing numbers of Latino Catholics will change or uphold the Church as it currently stands is, at best, uncertain.
Some authors used the term CKDu to denote this condition where "u" stands for unknown or uncertain etiology.
