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But France is morose, inward looking, pessimistic by nature, unsure of itself and so lacking in confidence that even a teasing, if unflattering, photograph of its president on the front page of the Guardian can cause a national trauma and accusations of "le French bashing".
We remain unsure about the nature of the rational deficits in psychopathy, but also about the significance of the various models of psychopathic irrationality.
Pellew, however, manoeuvred to cut the Droits de l'Homme off from the French coast, at this stage still unsure of the nature of his opponent.
In other words, what the Catholic Church was saying, particularly in these last sentences, is that those who are unsure about the nature of God (agnostics) or even those who question the existence of such a Being (atheists), are nevertheless capable of being "saved" -- providing they seek what they see as being a higher good.
When GPs were unsure about the nature and severity of the child's illness, they deployed a range of strategies to manage their uncertainty.
In summary, our review, which included 7 qualitative and 10 quantitative studies, indicated that PNs and GPs are unsure of the nature of the relationship between low mood and social problems and of their role in managing it.
Wenger was unsure of the exact nature of Walcott's injury - "it is either stretched ligaments or a kick".
He is related to Harry and Albert Trott, who both played for Australia in the 1890s, although unsure of the precise nature of the relationship.
Last week's press conference is a Rosetta Stone for Donald Trumps' future behavior and we remain unsure about his corrosive nature on the Great American Experiment.
