Sentence examples for was a bit uncertain from inspiring English sources

"It's true that when I first went about openly, I was a bit uncertain as to what people's reactions would be.

Parise is a career Devil, much like Martin Brodeur, much like Elias, who said he was a bit uncertain about DeBoer at first – "every coach that gets fired, you're going to get some positive, you're going to get some negative," he said – but waited for DeBoer to install his system before developing an opinion.

To be honest I was a bit uncertain how that would go, so it is great to already have a medal.

"Beyond that we are a bit uncertain.

If we get some sunshine it might dry out a little bit, but it's a bit uncertain".

"At a time when funding is a bit uncertain, the real key is to keep an eye on your strategic direction".

Just how many couples never make it that long while caring for a family member with special needs is a bit uncertain, though.

"The exact timing and the strength of a home sales recovery are a bit uncertain," Lawrence Yun, the group's chief economist, said in a statement.

I'm a bit uncertain how to treat it, because with a broken leg it's clear what to do, I've never had an impact like this before".

"I have to admit that I'm a bit uncertain and anxious about what will happen when the children turn 18," said Jim, 43, who asked that his last name be withheld.

They were a bit uncertain about singing Ann-Marie's version of the Catalan song about the Christmas log that poos turrón (nougat) and looked appalled when she pulled out a figurine of a caganer.