Sentence examples for undecided face from inspiring English sources

But the undecided face an equally fierce lobbying campaign from opponents of gay marriage who are warning that they could face losing the seats by alienating traditional Tory supporters.

Even as they walk into their bureau de vote, many will still be undecided, faced with paper slips for an unprecedented 11 candidates, only four of them thought to be serious contenders for the Elysée palace.

For months, Mr. Jonathan, a southerner, had been undecided in the face of strong northern pressure not to run in the regionally divided nation.

He also was admitted to Harvard University as an undecided major and faced another excruciating choice only available to the highest achieving among us: Harvard or Juilliard?

The movie will see Captain America facing off against fellow Avenger Iron Man, with Black Panther undecided which side he wants to fight for.

But on this day less than two weeks before the election, Gillespie will wade into no crowds, face no undecided voters, shake no hands of Virginians except those of high-end donors and his own campaign workers.

"Right now I am undecided," Cassidy said on "Face The Nation".

"This has never happened to me before," said Jeff Bradley, whose face betrayed his undecided status like a migraine.

Tonga will face Scotland at an undecided venue on 24 November.

* Undecideds: Can you say with a straight face that there was anything in that debate -- style or substance -- that would convince an undecided voter to get off the fence?

He will meet face to face with all the undecided congressmen.