Sentence examples for uncertain point from inspiring English sources

At another uncertain point — three minutes later?

The one uncertain point in General Petraeus's political constellation is the most important one, President Obama.

Next, at an uncertain point in the future, wearing a business suit and thick lipstick, Isabelle arrives in a hotel room to meet an older man.

At some uncertain point, because time blurs, Dr. Rayle ran to Ms. Tennen and told her to get in the car.

At a certain point – in fact, a very uncertain point – he appears to have caused imperial offence by mocking the undue influence of a dance master at court; the offending verses quickly reached the ears of the emperor, the unstable Domitian, and Juvenal's little jest was paid for with exile, probably to Egypt, possibly Scotland.

By resting his case on such an uncertain point, any conclusion he draws will be equally uncertain.

It is one of the uncertain points in the narrative.

Those early matches — especially Roddick's performance against Sock, when he played well behind the baseline and looked jittery and uncertain — pointed to a possible upset on Sunday.

A number of formerly uncertain points (such as travels in Asia Minor and the visit to Constantinople) have since been cleared away by contemporary research and the discovery of new corroborative sources.

In cases in which the distinction is uncertain, point-of-care ultrasound is a noninvasive, time-eficient modality that may be used to further clarify diagnosis.

In spite of a number of studies in the Al-rich side, there are many uncertain points remaining which are still not fully understood.