Sentence examples for uncertain of it from inspiring English sources

He is uncertain of it, but he seems to sense something from his deadened arm.

There weren't many fields open to him: medicine appealed, but he had the wrong training; politics was attractive, but he could never settle on a political identity ("I'm totally uncertain of it, even now," he says, although he instinctively recoils from supporting Lord Archer in London's mayoral election); accountancy was just plain dull; that left law.

If the intelligent demon is supposed to be the agent, it can hardly be uncertain of its own state once it has performed the measurement.

I'm afraid to say that I had a similar reaction to "Supergods," a sprawling and scattershot book that seems as uncertain of its thesis as it is unclear about its intended audience.

It contained the following message: Uncertain of its meaning, Monteagle delivered it to the English Secretary of State, Robert Cecil.

Though "Carter Beats the Devil" seems uncertain of its focus at times, it is an enormously assured first novel.

The administration was telling lawmakers it was uncertain of its legal authority and feared an electoral backlash.

While the Abe administration dominates both houses of the Japanese parliament, it is uncertain of its ability to revise the constitution rapidly and critics view the new interpretation as one of dubious political legitimacy.

Uncertain of its meaning he delivered it to Secretary of State Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury.

Uncertain of its meaning, he delivered it to Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury.

Right now, Christiania seems uncertain of what it is, or why it is.