Sentence examples for very undecided from inspiring English sources

She said she favored Mr. McCain but remained "very undecided".

The questions originate not with the moderator but with a specially selected group of very, very undecided voters – as picked by Gallup.

"I was very undecided on day one and, obviously in hindsight, I definitely would have made a different decision," Smith said.

Yet in a primary state considered essential to any candidate's viability in the South, many Republican voters interviewed last week said they were supporting one candidate or another, but with a caveat, often phrased like this: "I'm for McCain, but I'm very undecided," said Carmen McCaffrey, a teacher.

I remain very undecided about whether they're doing more good than harm or vice versa.

She later wrote: "My sense is you are still very undecided as to what you want to do.

Most of the polls are no longer showing very many undecided voters.

"The Conservatives will win, obviously, but I'm very much undecided," he says.

At the attractively tight bottom that is the Bundesliga table, the ins and outs are still very much undecided.

The argument for a base strategy is something like this: there are very few undecided voters left, and hardly anything has moved the polls.

A tighter spread in the polls makes a smaller lead more robust, as does the fact that there are very few undecided voters in the Nevada polls.