Sentence examples for was very unsure from inspiring English sources

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

"The book's as big as a house brick, and I was very unsure quite how one would attack it," said Newell, who follows American Chris Columbus and Mexican Alfonso Cuaron in the director's chair.

WS: At the beginning I was very unsure that it was even possible to do this adaptation because it was such sacred territory in the whole of Latin America; not only the book itself but the iconic quality of Guevara, which is very intimidating.

While it estimated that sea levels could rise by 18-59cm by 2100, the report was very unsure about the role played by the melting of ice sheets and mountain glaciers.

Our behavior director recalls that "Encore was very unsure of people, having had little to no human interaction for several years.

When we got there, the first person I asked was very unsure about the photo, but then his wife approached us and immediately recognized the picture.

As a matter of fact, I'm very unsure".

Only 17% expressed any confidence in the future, 38% were undecided, 40% were very unsure.

"I'm very unsure of myself as a person, and I know I'm quite anonymous as me".

Opposition in the Parliament to a rushed peace deal is also strong, and whether an accord would survive a vote there is very unsure.

One, Martin Johnson, wrote that he and a fellow graduate student, Richard Gardner, "were very unsure about whether what Bob was doing was appropriate, and we didn't want to get too involved in it".