Sentence examples for uncertain stand from inspiring English sources

Psychology explores the ways to make this problem, often seen as distant and uncertain, stand out more prominently in human thinking and motivation.

Workers who were about to walk out of the plant into uncertain futures stood alongside pensioned retirees who had walked back in, their chests tight with incredulity and nostalgia.

Waiting in line, I felt unsure how to stand, uncertain where to look.

The subjects stand uncertain and awkward before the camera, unsmiling and grave, their beauty as austere as their uniforms and the landscape around them.

In a study being published in the January issue of The Annals of Neurology, researchers report that vibrating insoles allow diabetics with numb feet and stroke victims with uncertain balance to stand quietly without swaying and losing their balance.

last week said he opposed the agreement, but it's uncertain he would stand up to Trump if the president signaled his support for such a bill.

She stands uncertain whether to remain a serene immortal or to choose the pains and pleasures of human life.

Instead, Beckett was uncertain, like a stand-in trying to deliver Wayne's lines with the same gusto.

In one startling image that has haunted me since I first saw it, a bewildered young Gypsy in handcuffs stands alone on a hill while in the middle distance a line of people, and a few uncertain-looking policemen, stand watching like onlookers in an absurdist drama.

The rights of the officer on the stand are uncertain.

The parties' repositioning on the New Deal and Great Society pillars is leaving both sides on shaky ground, uncertain of where to stand.