It's that cheerfully uncertain verdict again.
It was a significant foreshadowing of the moment when he too would resign and, like Celestine, face the uncertain verdict of history.
A similarly uncertain verdict, we believe, must be given to Prigogine's claims in the context of thermodynamics.
India's financial markets rebounded from two weeks of losses on Thursday after the main opposition Congress swept back to power, dispelling fears of an uncertain election verdict.
Today's verdict, uncertain until the judge pronounced it after a summation of more than six hours, did not in itself meet expectations in Washington.
With the verdict uncertain but the stadium crew hovering on the court's edges, ready to set up the court for the trophy presentation, hundreds of fans sent padded seat covers soaring into the air all over the stadium, creating a scene that resembled an orange hailstorm.
The legal verdict remains uncertain, but it should be evident that drug testing is not a clear-cut issue; it may assume a multiplicity of forms in a variety of contexts, and nothing is served by reducing the debate to a series of slogans.
The moment and cause of his death remain uncertain, although the coroner's verdict was one of natural causes, and to those familiar with his lifestyle, that amounted to a result.
Matilde Sansalone, the lawyer for several American defendants, was uncertain that in delivering a verdict the judge would be able to extrapolate what was covered by state secrecy from what was not from the mound of documents put together by the prosecution.
In the polarizing aftermath of the King verdicts, Clinton initially appeared uncertain how to maintain that balance.
Just how important the verdict will be is uncertain.
