I'm unsure about other things...

I'm unsure.

Even the few who claimed knowledge about Roma were unsure about who commissioned the billboard.

The problem is not that governments are unsure about what to do.

If you're still unsure about copyright issues, YouTube has some resources as a starting point.

But not vague or unsure.

You're unsure of yourself, yes?

I'm unsure at the moment.

For I was naive and unsure

To be unsure of yourself is courage.

And we were so unsure that this would work.

Perhaps she was seducing him, although Jim was unsure.

Like looking down from high up, all dizzy and unsure.

Jules was pale, silent, unsure of himself, and more handsome.

We know that it is a large city, but we may be unsure about exactly how many people live in the city.

He had not heard any reports of banks requiring migrant women to undergo HIV AIDS testing and was unsure about the lawfulness of such practices.

I feel confused and unsure of what the hell I want to do.

Many Europeans, not just Italians, are nervous and unsure of where the continent is going.

I am genuinely unsure as to which side I come down on in this debate.

However, she did state that she was unsure whether the show was meant for teenagers or not.

Some authors (Cavaglieri) maintain that since the practice is very unsure, no rules apply in this matter.

And if you feel unsure sometimes, you just have to try numbers and see if they work.

In adverse economic circumstances, governments felt vulnerable and unsure, and they could not afford to alienate public support.

Others may be unsure about the potential returns from investing in ecosystem services such as forest carbon storage or in renewable energy for the 80 of Africans who have no access to electricity.

If people are approaching these checkpoints and the military personnel there are unsure whether this person's hostile or not.

Standing on the verge of greater integration, Europeans are hesitant, unsure whether we should really stride out on the onward journey.

This is a difficult balance to achieve, and, without pressure from the markets, I am unsure how it will play out.

I spent long stretches of time lost on the Internet or puttering around the house, unsure exactly what I was doing.

They set off on a long journey, aware of its uncertainty, unsure of ever recapturing the happiness of that first night.

The main reason is probably that the enlightened countries of the world have become unsure of their values, even of the Enlightenment itself.

However, actor Aamir Khan opined that the 3D technology needed expertise and was unsure of the outcome of its utilisation by the director.

If a potential financier is unsure of being repaid, he or she will not invest, firms will not grow, and economic development will stall.

There appears to be no single answer. But one common pattern that does emerge is that the jihadi message, because it promises meaning and identity, seems to appeal particularly to people who are unsure about who they are and where they are heading.

So they often start presentations with an apology, use girlish inflections, and end statements with question marks. But sounding fetchingly unsure about what you are describing is not an effective way to pitch an idea to a potential investor, publisher, or constituent.

He also had doubts about the attempt to define the term specified reservations , being unsure that the definition offered had captured all the circumstances in which reservations could be specified within the meaning of article 19, subparagraph (b), of the Vienna Conventions.

If people are approaching these checkpoints and the military personnel are unsure if this person's hostile or not, say this person approaching here, and they say,

Ultimately, Brazilians may just be too unsure about handing power to Silva, who has become a media phenomenon but remains an unknown quantity. Rousseff will probably be re elected, not so much on the strength of her record as because voters fear the unfamiliar.

Similarly, while the sharing of information between United Nations agencies and mandate holders was important for the mandates, representatives of United Nations agencies were sometimes unsure as to whether information could be shared.

To advance the world s geographic knowledge, explorers used to have to head out to sea, enduring inclement weather and debilitating disease, unsure of where they were going or whether they would ever return home.

If you can promise me anything, promise me that whenever you're sad... lt i gt or unsure lt i gt ...or you lose complete faith... ...that you'll try and see yourself through my eyes.

If your computer has a static Internet address, you must supply a network mask here. In almost all cases this netmask will be 255.255.255.0, but your mileage may vary. If unsure, contact your Internet Service Provider

In December 2008, the results of a BBC poll of 1000 people suggested that 71 would vote no to the euro, 23 would vote yes to joining the European single currency, while 6 said they were unsure.

Select whether you want the new folder to be used for mail storage of for storage of groupware items such as tasks or notes. The default is mail. If you are unsure, leave this option as is.

Ms. Louis (Haiti) (spoke in French) When I learned that I had been appointed by the Secretary of State for Youth to represent Haitian youth at the General Assembly, I hesitated, because on the one hand I know how complex and multifaceted the needs of youth are, and, on the other, I was unsure about the follow up to such an event.

Unless we do that, homeowners are unsure from year to year whether their insurance policies will be canceled or that their premiums will skyrocket unexpectedly as they have in coastal regions of Florida where there is hurricane and flood risk.