Sentence examples for was so unsure from inspiring English sources

But he was so unsure of the sketch at this point that he thought of cutting it completely and reassigning the bin Laden line.

The best part lasted a split second: Hoy was so unsure of victory he actually closed his eyes as he lunged for the line.

He was so unsure about his long-term health last winter that he did not want a contract of longer than one year.

Afterward, he was so unsure how to get to the next stop, a radio station, that he asked his district director if he could follow him.

But he was so unsure of his judgment at first that he called a former coach at Tennessee to double-check his opinions.

At the time, I thought that my very ambivalence, my need to "poll the audience" was actually my answer: if I was so unsure, then didn't that tell me all I needed to know?

"I've never been so unsure about the reaction to one of my books," he says.

The Jets were so unsure that he was suited to be a cornerback that they experimented with him at safety.

Traders are so unsure of what the future would hold that they're reluctant to invest in stocks without a huge discount.

Uncertainty is when you're so unsure about the future that you have no way of calculating how likely various outcomes are.

(Respondents were so unsure of Ukraine's location that the median guess was wrong by eighteen hundred miles, roughly the distance from Kiev to Madrid).