Sentence examples for uncertain turn from inspiring English sources

A place created as God's country was bound to see the subversions of Satan behind every uncertain turn.

And a season that seemed so solid last week took an uncertain turn, with road games against Pittsburgh (9-3) and Chicago (9-3) looming this month.

Things take a more uncertain turn as Robbie goes on the run, with downbeat drama mutating into contrived melodrama, and Hart being somewhat disappointingly sidelined.

After a noisy beginning as a screenwriter ("Midnight Express," "Scarface," "Conan the Barbarian") and an uncertain turn or two as a director ("Seizure," "The Hand"), Oliver Stone found his voice, in 1986, with "Salvador," starring James Woods as the real-life hustling journalist Richard Boyle.

Unfortunately, the outcome of the election has taken us in a drastically different and dangerously uncertain turn ― one demanding that women march on the capital not in celebration but in protest.

The design of our two uncertainty adaptations is based on a hypothesis in the literature that uncertainty is an "opportunity to learn"; both adaptations use additional substantive content to respond to uncertain turns, but the two adaptations vary in the complexity of these responses.

Ruth Moore's Kath appears rooted in vaudeville, which could be a good thing to a point, but the actress's uncertain excesses turn a desperate character into caricature.

If positive effects predominate, or uncertain effects turn out to be positive, we would expect to see better treatment effectiveness (improved hearing-related function, better hearing aid adherence).

My mother, trying to save every penny for an uncertain future, turned to my grandmother for doll help once again.

With the theater's future uncertain, Mr. Parsons turned to Ms. Procope, who was a member of the board, and asked her to run the precarious institution.

Uncertain, Kent turned to a news vendor to see how the New York Times was doing.