For the latest event in the Uncertain Minds series, I talked with the Marxist critic Terry Eagleton, author of Reason, Faith, and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate.
One or two AA meetings will put most uncertain minds to rest.
After appearing supreme, his motion suddenly veered into the ugly and uncertain, his mind duly followed and through the robustness of his insecurity the man who perennially turned 69s into 65s carved out a three-over from a level par.
The spookiest chapter of "The Uncertain Art" is "Mind, Body and the Doctor" and concerns a "confusing nuisance," the placebo effect.
The U.S. delegation itself was a reflection of FDR's uncertain state of mind.
In essence each of these institutions has America's uncertain future at mind and, ultimately, an equally valuable vision of how to create a stronger democracy as we continue to proceed into the 21st century.
Only patients for whom the likely benefit of treatment is uncertain in the mind of the GP are referred to the study because it is essential that the GP is in equipoise about the likely outcome.
But as the weeks have dragged on, the apartment has begun to feel like a jail, and the wave of initial relief has gradually given way to chronic anxiety over an uncertain future and mind-numbing boredom.
While he'd received similar messages before, Zuckerman was now, it is clear, affected by the neurodegenerative disorder (whether it was Alzheimer's, frontotemporal dementia, late-onset schizophrenia, or something else entirely, as yet remains uncertain) that made his mind increasingly unsound, his temperament increasingly paranoid, his behavior increasingly erratic.
Q: Can travel insurance provide some peace of mind for uncertain travellers?
