"uncertain speaker" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use this phrase in a sentence such as "The uncertain speaker stumbled over his words."
The mood particle ba in example 6.5 signals the speaker's uncertain attitude.
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As the Senate began haggling over critical details, the emerging deal faced an uncertain fate in the House, where Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, failed just one week ago to persuade his adamantly anti-tax caucus to let taxes rise even for millionaires.
How much wonder and delight will be supplied by the speakers in Madison Square Garden is uncertain.
Speaker Boehner declared in no uncertain terms just where he stood.
But Speaker Davidson said the deal, uncertain as it may be, is the best way to salvage some needed continuity and avoid perennial caucus battles.
A spokesman for Mr. Miller, David Chai, said yesterday: "The speaker has said in no uncertain terms that no one should comment, and that includes the mayor, on rumors, speculation and press leaks with regards to this case.
But he disputes the notion that the atmosphere has never been worse, remembering the unsettling December day in 1998 when President Clinton was being impeached in the House and it was uncertain who was going to be the Republican speaker.
