The novel leaves Elizabeth and the reader uncertain of Darcy's emotions and the adaptation uses additional scenes to hint at Darcy's inability to physically contain or verbally express his emotional turmoil.
As Keynes pointed out, economic outcomes are often so uncertain (in a statistical sense) that emotions and systems of belief, ways of thinking about the world, matter quite a bit.
Delegates jumped to their feet for a spontaneous two minute standing ovation, in a collective release of emotion by delegates who remain uncertain and fearful at the prospect of a Trump presidency.
"Nervous, uncertain — he's feeling all kinds of emotions," the sculptor added.
McQuail brought out the best in everyone around her, handled physical comedy and emotions ranging from aroused to uncertain and looked great in her flapper outfit while doing it.
Most questions were based on the 5-point Likert scale, which expresses emotions: strongly disagree - disagree - uncertain - agree - strongly agree; frequency: always - most of the time - often - sometimes - never; and quantity: very much - plenty - not much - a little - none.
Watching Prisilia wrap her arms around her pet, I felt in my heart the unconditional and uncomplicated love Henri gave her, and how that dose of pure emotion gave her just what she needed at this uncertain time.
And with the pregnancy bringing hundreds of different hormones and emotions, I felt at times so defeated and uncertain of what the future held for our family.
The surface emotions are intense and authentic, the subtext below ambivalent, uncertain.
The VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous) nature of sustainability challenges activates our survival emotions, which include fear, shame, and sadness.
