Sentence examples for the less sure from inspiring English sources

The more I learned, the less sure my assumptions about the country became.

The more Childs thought about it, the less sure he became that simply opening up the bottom of the building solved the problem.

But it was the 30th position she had applied for since early November, and the longer she waited without getting a call, the less sure she felt.

However, with your help, what this blog can also do is speculate on the less sure things: from a collapse of the euro zone to a British player winning Wimbledon.

In laboratories, it's a different story, and it sometimes seems that the more sophisticated nutritional science becomes the less any single factor predominates, and the less sure we are of anything.

The less sure the discriminator is that an image is artificial, the closer it tends to be to the authentic portraits.

But both sides learned a lesson when the normally sure-footed Bush White House and the less-sure-footed Kerry campaign seemed caught unaware by the publication of a book by Richard A. Clarke, Mr. Bush's former counterterrorism chief, challenging the president's record on terrorism.

But Mr. Lindsey said he left the meeting less sure of what action Mr. Clinton intended to take in the Rich case.

The French, less sure of themselves, wanted a unitary state and community of feeling.

If such an observed change in hazard ratio were large, then this would indicate the possibility that more confounding co-variables were present and the observed outcome less sure, emphasising the need for a randomised controlled trial.

6) Despite their emphasis in the results on FN being the key determinant of the patterning of the endoderm, in the discussion they seem less sure and talk about the complexities of the ECM differences.