Sentence examples for uncertain meetings from inspiring English sources

Spectacularly depicting a series of loosely connected and uncertain meetings between an African woman and a white male figure, in each segment the woman vanishes and the man is left to figure out what happened to her.

I imagine that this was a tenuous, uncertain meeting of two deeply compassionate beings not entirely sure what to make of each other.

In the beginning, CLs often encounter problems and feel uncertain; regular meetings help to solve this.

American officials agreed that Mr. Arafat's representatives met with Iranian government officials in Moscow, though the Americans said they were uncertain whether the meeting was to complete the arms shipment or was one of several meetings.

Ms. Reno had asked for the meeting with the doctors to discuss how to transfer the child with minimum trauma, but it remained uncertain whether the meeting would occur because Mr. Gonzalez said that he wanted his daughter, who is in the hospital, to attend.

But the plans for the trip to the United States were uncertain as the meeting ended early today with both the Americans and Cubans leaving with somber faces and saying the discussions would resume later today.

8 Global Finance Officials Meet Finance ministers of the seven major industrial nations appeared uncertain at a meeting in Rome about whether the worst of the world's faltering economy has been reached, but agreed to draw back from sharpening differences and focus on greater cooperation.

The shape of the government remained uncertain after the meeting, and for the generals, who amount to an interim and personality-driven regime, one of their first challenges was the situation at the hospital, a cold and stinking place where a dead soldier's wide-eyed body was stretched out today on the floor by the entrance.

Finance ministers of the seven leading industrial nations appeared uncertain at a meeting in Rome today about whether the worst of the world's faltering economy has been reached, but agreed to draw back from sharpening differences and focus on greater cooperation.

Now long-term funding for such meetings looks uncertain, he said.

Whether this indefatigable optimism has survived the collapse of the Paris meeting is uncertain.