You used to be unsure of what people thought of you.
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Roof, however, appeared to be unsure of how many people he shot.
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Another spot where moms may be unsure of their rights is in a courtroom.
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The expat community will be unsure of what its future holds—just like Britain herself.
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YouTube still seems to be unsure of where it stands on this sort of content.
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Even the people behind the platform itself seem to be unsure of what to make of the shift.
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Since online collaboration tools are still a relatively new invention, employees may be unsure of proper etiquette to follow.
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One manages to get all the way to the top but seems to be unsure of what to do next.
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At the same time, corporate accelerators can be unsure of the value they are trying to generate from a start-up.
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Pandora: World of Avatar: For anyone who wants to be unsure of whether or not the blue guys are actually real.
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European officials — still committed to the Iran deal but eager to avoid American penalties — appeared to be unsure of how to respond.
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Sometimes, company spokesmen may unintentionally lie because they feel pressured to give an answer, even though they may be unsure of what actually happened.
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He speculates that researchers might be unsure of the effort required to pass the lottery's initial quality check, and so they give it their all.
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Looking through Samsung's statements on the issues over the past fortnight, it's easy to see why consumers might be unsure of the best course of action.
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The only rough spots are when Vance's inflections or pauses suggest he may be unsure of the meaning of some of the book's more technical passages.
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But it's easy to see how the company could well carve out a niche among users who might otherwise be unsure of how to take that first step.
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He was uncomfortable in the same way a young indie rock or folk singer might be, unsure of how to use his body as effectively as his voice.
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A year of room-sharing also seems excessive to Paul and other parents, who may be unsure of when to transition an infant to his or her own bedroom, he added.
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You exude a hypnotic and charismatic quality but can sometimes be unsure of yourself, which you hide with an austere or guarded way of dealing with people you have feelings for.
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These are very normal things to be unsure of, especially early on in your career, and a good manager will be both glad to answer and happy that you want to get it right.
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Given the current climate, even they may be unsure of the government's intentions, particularly as it relates to those who are undocumented or whose national origin may not be in keeping with the president's view of being American.
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But Amazon is likely using the reach of its flagship shopping app as a means of marketing Alexa's capabilities to consumers who may be unsure of how the assistant works, or how it could fit into their daily routines.
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Scratch a South Korean, says the foreign diplomat, and he will be unsure of America's commitment, ready to believe that Japan might turn aggressive again, resentful that China ignores his country's concerns and alarmed by a dangerous North Korea.
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Kayla may be unsure of who she is, what she wants to be, and how she wants to be seen—but Eighth Grade knows exactly what it's doing, thanks to Elsie Fisher's flawless lead performance and Bo Burnham's confident direction.
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The service provider may require us to sign a long contract where the full cost may take years to emerge, and even then we will be unsure of the counterfactual—would we have got a better deal had we bought something else?
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Even as the highest echelons of China's government mobilize to fight the illness, much of the task of preventing contagion still falls on local officials, who can be unsure of how to respond to crises and uneven about following through on policies.
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DIY spaces have to continue to exist for our generation and future generations to continue to express themselves, but they continue to be bought out by developers and rich people so hopefully in the future we can somehow acquire a space or have a more permanent home for our parties so we don't have to be unsure of our future doing events any more.
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This has the potential to cause a complete identity crisis because no part of the person's identity will be reassured. This can cause the individual to panic and become filled with nervousness. Lack of Practice: If an individual does not practice the identity they wish to convey enough, not only will they be unsure of it, those around them will be unsure of how to respond to the individual. In fact, those around the individual will most likely show great disapproval of the individual.
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The Sonic Seducer wrote that Faun appeared to be unsure of their direction on this album. The reviewer remarked an original songwriting and the reduction of singer Katja Moslehner's "all too changeable voice", but also criticized influences of mainstream pop music.
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Bonaparte's cruelty towards the children borders on sadism. He is especially hard on Waldo whom he seems to despise. Bonaparte's actions towards Waldo provide a number of the events that lead to his crisis of faith. On the other hand, Bonaparte appears to be unsure of Lyndall, and even somewhat cowed.
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A second drawback to the Lindahl solution is that individuals may be unsure of their own valuation of a public good. Even if individuals are attempting to be honest with their willingness to pay, they may have no idea of their true value. This is especially true for public goods that individuals do not interact with on a day-to-day basis, like fireworks and national defense.
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Memory distrust disorder has been shown to cause false confessions in court cases. This occurs when the suggestible individual is asked a question which leads them to believe that their recollection is incorrect. Due to their suggestibility and lack of trust in their own memory, they will either alter their own memory or be unsure of specific details. A similar situation can occur while being interrogated by the authorities.
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In 2011–12, there were 1337 prosecutions and in 2012–13 there were 1348. By 2015 there were still more than 1000 annual prosecutions. This has raised concerns that the legislation may be being used for prosecutions beyond the scope originally envisaged by parliament. Prosecutors are said to be unsure of the meaning of the law due to a lack of guidance explaining those categories that are difficult to define.
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Covering one's mouth suggests suppression of feeling and perhaps uncertainty. This could also mean that they are thinking hard and may be unsure of what to say next. What you communicate through your body language and nonverbal signals affects how others see you, how well they like and respect you, and whether or not they trust you. Unfortunately, many people send confusing or negative nonverbal signals without even knowing it.
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The process is deemed complete when all participants reach a consensus that any misgivings about the discrepancies are resolved. 10\. Perform sensitivity analyses If individual experts remain to be unsure of the discrepancies about the assessments which have been made, then sensitivity analysis can be used to determine the extent to which individual influence assessments affect the target event HEP. Conducting a cost-benefit analysis is also possible at this stage of the process.
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For instance, an infant who hears a word in the presence of object A and object B will be unsure of whether the word is the referent of object A or object B. However, if the infant then hears the label again in the presence of object B and object C, the infant can conclude that object B is the referent of the label because object B consistently pairs with the label across different situations.
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There she meets Joe (Worthington), the son of a local farmer, and gradually forms a relationship with him, despite his difficulty in expressing his feelings. He also seems to be unsure of his sexual orientation, despite having better-than-average luck meeting women. The soundtrack is written and performed by Australian band Decoder Ring—their song "Somersault" plays during the end credits. Some scenes were shot at the Ryrie homestead at Michelago, New South Wales.
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McGann has a strong Liverpudlian accent, which he had to condense for the role. The actor hoped that fans would like his character, but also be unsure of whether to trust him. When working in a team of people, John holds high expectations for his team and is hard to please. John is good at choosing his team members as he can identify who will accompany him well and who are in need of a leader.
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Rather, passengers just wave down the slowly travelling passing buses and later just indicate the spot where they wish to alight. Conductors hanging out of the front or rear doors of the minibuses who are often shouting the destination as the buses travel along (such as, "Senen, Senen, Senen" on route Nos 001 to 010 listed below), facilitate these arrangements. For foreign visitors who may be unsure of routes, often the best thing to do is just ask another passenger for directions.Munir Winkel, 'On the Buses' .
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The game components are striking, full of feudal images of heraldry and parchment, and the places, people and terms all use real mediaeval English. This is done without detracting from playability; in fact, the colorful and striking heraldic emblems are used just as they were designed, making identification easier than reading names. There can be some difficulty with some of the names of places and families, where non-British players (especially) may be unsure of the pronunciation. There have also been shifts in spelling and pronunciation since the 15th century.
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It is not claimed that they lied about their ascents, rather that the poor quality of maps at the time may have led them to be unsure of which mountain they were actually on, and to make estimates of their height which owed more to wishful thinking than scientific measurements.Sale and Cleare, p. 23 Their description of Changabang is so at variance with the mountain itself that their claim was doubted almost immediately, and by 1955 was not taken seriously anymore. Reprinted 1987 by Diadem Books, The team's ascent over the east face of Kabru is less readily dismissed.
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To decline a royal marriage would in turn insult Roelstra, so she offers a marriage with Sioned, another of her Sunrunners. Marriage between a prince and a Sunrunner is unheard of, but Rohan is smitten by a vision of Sioned that Andrade conjures in fire for him. Rohan persuades Sioned to help him trick High Prince Roelstra into signing various treaties while he pretends to choose between princesses. Sioned pretends to be unsure of Rohan as her groom, and the two have a merry time with their charade at the tri-annual Rialla (a fair and gathering of princes held every three years).
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For example, a zone blitz may involve two linebackers adding to the rush of three defensive linemen, while a fourth lineman unexpectedly moves into pass coverage. As in other blitzes, using additional rushers is intended to hurry the quarterback, and potentially cause an incomplete pass, sack, fumble or interception. Redirecting a player who was expected to rush is intended to confuse the pass protection assignments of the offensive line, tight ends and backs, who may now be unsure of which rusher to block. Although blitzing leaves fewer defenders in pass coverage, the relatively safer zone coverage system reduces the risk of conceding a long touchdown pass.
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Conflict with one group may also serve to produce cohesion by leading to a series of alliances with other groups. Conflicts within a society, intra-group conflict, can bring some ordinarily isolated individuals into an active role. The protest over the Vietnam War motivated many young people to take vigorous roles in American political life for the first time. Conflicts also serve a communication function. Prior to conflict, groups may be unsure of their adversary’s position, but as a result of conflict, positions and boundaries between groups often become clarified, leaving individuals better able to decide on a proper course of action in relation to their adversary.
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Matching dialogue in the correct order with the masked persons creates vague contexts for the story and allows Scarlett to move onto the next area. Scarlett begins to be unsure of her surroundings, as areas such as her grandpa's greenhouse and her treehouse shared with her brother begin to materialize and branch out of areas of the train. Throughout her journey, she develops the ability to "give life" to objects and control fire while also encountering a dark substance called Umbra, which seems to hate light. After a few puzzles, Finn will become angry at Scarlett, saying that Scarlett left him and that Scarlett should never have left him alone.
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An interesting element of Calcutta auctions is in determining an appropriate wager for each contestant, as the payoff will directly hinge on the size of the pot and thereby the size of the bids being placed. Thus the value of each team fluctuates during the course of the betting. For example, even if a bidder knew the University of North Carolina would be the tournament winner and thus pay out 32% of the pool, he would still be unsure of the exact value of the team (unless it was the last team being bid on) since the payout depends on the sum total of all winning bids, i.e. the final size of the pool.
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The Governor's Institutes of Vermont (GIV), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Winooski, Vermont, was established in 1982 under then-Governor Richard Snelling when Vermont’s Commissioner of Education and the Director of the Vermont Arts Council sought to provide greater depth in arts education to students in the state’s public schools. Founded in the Governor's School model, GIV has since expanded to provides accelerated learning residencies in many more topics on college campuses for Vermont teenagers, emphasizing the creation of a strong sense of community while providing hands-on learning for highly-motivated students. Since GIV was founded, the organization has worked with over 10,000 youth, partnered with 13 Vermont colleges and holds eleven residential summer institutes and two residential winter weekends. GIV actively seeks a wide range of applicants, even those who may not have extremely high GPAs or may be unsure of their goals, but who are willing to expand their horizons academically and creatively.
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A bill (SB561) named the "Louisiana Academic Freedom Act," was pre-filed on March 21, 2008, in the Louisiana Senate by the Education Committee chair, Ben Nevers, a Bogalusa Democrat. While its name is the same as the Florida, Alabama and Discovery Institute bills, the Louisiana version is modeled on a policy adopted in 2006 by the Ouachita Parish School Board with the backing of the pro-creationism Louisiana Family Forum (LFF). The bill contends that "the teaching of some scientific subjects, such as biological evolution, the chemical origins of life, global warming, and human cloning, can cause controversy, and that some teachers may be unsure of the expectations concerning how they should present information on such subjects," and extends permission to Louisiana's teachers to "help students understand, analyze, critique, and review in an objective manner the scientific strengths and scientific weaknesses of existing scientific theories pertinent to the course being taught." Nevers states that he was asked to sponsor the bill by the LFF.
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