Use "uncertainty" in a sentence

1. He frowns, his uncertainty disappearing

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2. The next few moments were a horrible mixture of déjà vu and misunderstood questions, all of which left Miss Jones in a state of confused and bemused uncertainty

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3. Finally, with that hook of uncertainty still snagging and scratching at their hides, they decided to seek out a talisman, a lucky charm that would protect their love for each other forever and ever more

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4. She looked up at him with uncertainty

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5. confused and bemused uncertainty

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6. It will generate a fear of uncertainty

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7. Finally, with that hook of uncertainty still

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8. So why the uncertainty? Why resort to horoscopes for guidance? Something was out of kilter, and I couldn’t let it rest

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9. ‘Is that what you want to do, Sarah?’ he asked, uncertainty battling with dismay in his eyes

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10. Beyond that was uncertainty

11. With hindsight, he could see that the uncertainty at work had made him difficult to live with, he’d been surly and silent where before he had laughed and chatted

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12. Naturally, they winced and slumped forward in surprise and more than a little uncertainty

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13. Livingson, I am certain I have never encountered a man who was so willing to offer such honest and candid uncertainty regarding the disposition of his position and prominence

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14. ‘It’s the uncertainty I can’t stand,’ she said

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15. In years of scarcity, the difficulty and uncertainty of subsistence make all such people eager to return to service

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16. The uncertainty of recovering his money makes the lender exact the same usurious interest which is usually required from bankrupts

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17. the certainty or uncertainty of the returns

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18. The readouts really didn't say that, that was her own uncertainty talking

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19. As it depends more, however, upon the local situation of the country, than upon the state of its wealth and industry ; as upon this account it may in different countries be the same in very different periods of improvement, and very different in the same period; its connection with the state of improvement is uncertain; and it is of this sort of uncertainty that I am here speaking

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20. The discovery of new mines, however, as the old ones come to be gradually exhausted, is a matter of the greatest uncertainty, and such as no human skill or industry can insure

21. Such a paper money would, no doubt, fall more or less below the value of gold and silver, according as the difficulty or uncertainty of obtaining immediate payment was supposed to be greater or less, or according to the greater or less distance of time at which payment was exigible

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22. The promissory notes of those banking companies constituted, at that time, the far greater part of the currency of Scotland, which this uncertainty of payment necessarily degraded below value of gold and silver money

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23. But at Carlisle, bills were paid in gold and silver ; whereas at Dumfries they were paid in Scotch bank notes ; and the uncertainty of getting these bank notes exchanged for gold and silver coin, had thus degraded them four per cent

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24. ” I nibbled on my lip in uncertainty, because I knew this conversation was going to change the fabric of our relationship

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25. His groans of frustrated uncertainty about his culinary skills also made her laugh, though she did her best to muffle it

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26. It also relates to the new roles that you will be taking on and the uncertainty that that may bring

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27. It was at the same time enacted, that all bills drawn upon or negotiated at Amsterdam, of the value of 600 guilders and upwards, should be paid in bank money, which at once took away all uncertainty in the value of those bills

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28. Her uncertainty and nervousness didn't show

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29. Reia leaned over to her while the interlude of uncertainty gripped the rest of the company over Senta's near mutinous outburst

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30. “Ready for assignment my Captain,” she breathed in a tone devoid of any hint of doubt or uncertainty

31. Another reason why such a topic is often avoided is because of the uncertainty of what lies after death

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32. or rather the uncertainty of it

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33. Then there was the way the past would impinge itself onto his psyche, that same uncertainty of his actions pressing in, causing him to question what were perfectly reasonable choices in retrospect

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34. Sure, he knew there was temporal fracturing: pockets of time existing in a kind of uncertainty state, bits of the future and past breaking through, much like general quantum uncertainty but on a macro scale

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35. The revelation: causality, uncertainty – the two were being fused and rendered into a determinate state by

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36. Torbin imagined them existing as a quantum system in its state of uncertainty: their existence would not bear scrutiny or objective observation, at least by the currently known means

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37. The uncertainty was quite evident as he stared at me

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38. The subject in which, after a very few simple and almost obvious truths, the most careful attention can discover nothing but obscurity and uncertainty, and can consequently produce nothing but subtlelies and sophisms, was greatly cultivated

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39. The uncertainty of taxation encourages the insolence, and favours the corruption, of an order of men who are naturally unpopular, even where they are neither insolent nor corrupt

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40. The certainty of what each individual ought to pay is, in taxation, a matter of so great importance, that a very considerable degree of inequality, it appears, I believe, from the experience of all nations, is not near so great an evil as a very small degree of uncertainty

41. The extreme inequality and uncertainty of a tax assessed in this manner, can be compensated only by its extreme moderation; in consequence of which, every man finds himself rated so very much below his real revenue, that he gives himself little disturbance though his neighbour should be rated somewhat lower

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42. The rate, too, upon each district, continuing always the same, the uncertainty of this tax, so far as it might he assessed upon the stock of any individual, has been very much diminished, as well as rendered of much less consequence

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43. In the assessment of a tax which was not very heavy, a considerable degree of inequality had been found less insupportable than any degree of uncertainty

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44. Yes, was her first thought, then, uncertainty

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45. ‘The uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics means the virus did not properly exist until the time of sending, two minutes ago; the laws of physics furthermore means there is nothing you could effect in this reality

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46. The location could be pinpointed to within a few metres when he got nearer; the time of the message sent may vary according to quantum uncertainty

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47. Everyone had a right to be fully informed about the uncertainty

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48. They lived in a world of uncertainty, never

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49. Were they just to walk up to the gates and ask for the Amber Globe to be handed over? How would they gain access? How many guards were there? What monsters and demons would they face? How big was the globe? What size was the serpent that held the globe? Was it just a serpent’s head? Was it a full size statue perhaps tens of cubits high? Was there a plinth on which it stood? Was the storyteller in Baram trustworthy and accurate? What did the writing inscribed on the strange sword mean? Was it the same as on Anduin’s sword? Was Anduin telling them the whole truth and all that he knew? Why did the Illeander guard slay his wife? How did he get that far? If Cruzel attacked Illeander so soon, what if they were there when it happened? Halon’s mind swam with uncertainty so much it hurt

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50. As she watched Sicarius waiting, dark eyes cold, face a mask, Amaranthe felt new twinges of uncertainty about engineering the match

51. For the first time, uncertainty took the edge off his haughty expression

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52. Uncertainty is the mother of Anxiety

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53. Brock glanced away into the tall trees, uncertainty lining his snout, considering Soffen's statement

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54. " The Preceptor nodded at the uncertainty that suddenly flared in the young badger's eyes

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55. The Elder looked at Brokin, uncertainty wrinkling his snout, unsure of what the young boar's reactions might be

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56. Brokin almost turned aside to carry on with his journey, thinking that the badger must surely be dead after such a fall, but something made him hesitate, some uncertainty playing at the corner of his mind

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57. Wearing any rank or insignia on the border was in any case never done for obvious reasons and to create much uncertainty with the Army on whom they were dealing with for they respected anything they did not understand

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58. This is sadly the case in a day and age when the uncertainty of ―ill-chosen‖ words may oftentimes occasion unintended consequences damaging to an individual‘s reputation

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59. The Poles took advantage of this uncertainty, evidenced by a story that was related to me by a Jew who arrived in Tashkent and knew a survivor from one such village

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60. In view of our nation‘s collective uncertainty, its jealous attachment to liberty oftentimes renders the disease preferable to its (potential) cure

61. They must be informed on a regular basis what is happening or not happening – nothing plays on family more than uncertainty

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62. That the uncertainty of cash flow is likely to render the payment of these obligations problematical is starting to give investors the jitters

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63. It was an offer to fill the silence between us, the closest that he had ever come to betraying uncertainty around me

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64. It was in the history of this widespread terror and uncertainty that she wanted to begin her search, hoping for

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65. The best way to accept uncertainty is to stretch your mind

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66. overcome uncertainty is to have a plan in place

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67. It begun as a simple hint of ignorance that turned into an avalanche of fear, uncertainty and doubt with all the rapid alacrity that the demonic synapses of his brain’s equivalent could deliver

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68. After a brief pause and a small period of uncertainty Hilderich finally took a small sip, swallowed, and then surprising even himself in the process proceeded to empty the small ball of a fruit of its watery content

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69. Luke raised his eyes as the panic of uncertainty shot across his face

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70. And then fear would grip her once more, the uncertainty for her child sweeping everything clean, and the vicious circle of gripping emotions and harrowing memories of happier times would start anew

71. The fear and uncertainty did not return as she had expected, but she felt like slapping herself for trying to lose herself in forgetfulness and act is if nothing serious was happening

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72. Hilderich shrugged, and gestured with his shoulders in uncertainty

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73. The others hovered in uncertainty beside her

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74. Hilderich answered with some uncertainty trailing his words:

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75. If we have not dealt with the uncertainty that death confronts us with, or if

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76. Goldman also mentions the uncertainty that the discovery of non-Euclidean

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77. Dirac postulated holes in space stuffed with electrons of negative mass, and Heisenberg replaced determinism by uncertainty and causality by statistics

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78. She regarded me with an expression of uncertainty

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79. They would have to find some kind of high ground for the next sleep; there was no telling what lay in store for them in the uncertainty of this strange forested highland

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80. The uncertainty ahead was difficult for her to judge and his manner now indicated that he wasn’t about to ask her permission before acting

81. In fact, the predictability of the spending would have the great advantage of reducing uncertainty people might feel about the economy

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82. Many economists argue that the uncertainty about a government’s fiscal and monetary policies is one of the biggest problems with government, and the mechanism would essentially eliminate spending uncertainty

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83. She gripped her gun with uncertainty, while she began to sweat

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84. I like those Greek salads, and the meat always has a good flavor to me, despite any nagging uncertainty about what was actually in it

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85. If this warning has a parable-like inference to the church-at-large within a specific time frame, I admit to some uncertainty

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86. ’ So the error term is just a measure of the uncertainty associated with my guess

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87. If this Rule is thrown out by the Court, millions of sources, and the economic uncertainty that

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88. help deal with “economic uncertainty, U

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89. uncertainty”? And, exactly what is the threat of a “changing climate”?

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90. Before the most memorable of his battles, one in which he must have had an unusual feeling of uncertainty of winning in his own strength, he saw a “vision of a cross” in the heavens

91. The width of Man’s shuffling gait and outstretched arms, as he vainly seeks out his true destination, testifies to the uncertainty he feels in his search for that unseen thing that seems designed to trip him or divert him from that path toward a truth that would grant him a vision that he does not naturally possess, and rarely understands the nature of

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92. It seeks to adjust to new information and therefore its propositions are changeable, but as indicated in a following set of paragraphs: “Still, because of the uncertainty within these testings, it [science] offers no firm ground to build a system of belief upon, to explain those verities that seem not to have changed over the ages, as well as the questions that still have no apparent answers

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93. “I got disabused of that in the first semester, so I shifted to archaeology…My long experience in Israel and my growing uncertainty about the historicity of the Bible meant that it was the end for me

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94. I feel solid in my new power, but a little uncertainty is always there

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95. The difference is that Cara’s pain has made her certain of everything, and Tris has guarded her uncertainty, protected it, despite all she’s been through

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96. Maybe their pristine life had necessarily been disturbed by the very presence of outsiders—the behavioral equivalent of Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, which stated that by the very study of elementary particles, one changed their

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97. For this reason, our spiritual practice needs to fortify ourselves against the uncertainty of life

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98. Relying on the external world to provide happiness and security always causes stress because of impermanence and uncertainty

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99. an uncertainty about his anguish, and the simple relief of being

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100. with help,” she said, but her voice couldn’t hide the uncertainty