Sentence examples for unsure about taking from inspiring English sources

"I was very unsure about taking up my place at Oxford, because I felt it was elitist.

Watts, who was Oscar-nominated for last year's The Impossible and 2003's 21 Grams, said she was initially unsure about taking on such an iconic figure.

"Many of the people who got this package are support staff — women, single parents, African-Americans," said one employee who was offered a severance package but was unsure about taking it and thus requested anonymity.

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Still, it's a good security blanket for those a little unsure about taking the plunge.

At first both actors said they were unsure about taking on the film but were soon convinced.

He had expressed doubts about taking things to the next level, unsure if the distance for the entirety of our relationship would bring up unforeseen issues.

If your school is still unsure about the party taking place there, offer to raise money by selling ticking and drinks and give them a small percentage of it (20%, for example).

Burnett, whose fantasy football team struggled the past two years, is unsure about whether to take another run at the title in 2007.

Unfortunately, many managers don't distinguish between when failure can be a valuable catalyst for learning and when it can be truly harmful, leaving employees unsure about when to take risks and experiment, and when to play it safe.

Underpinned by staccato piano low ends, and jacking breaks, it cemented their place as spokespeople for a scene the mainstream music industry, and fans, were still unsure about how to take.