Sentences with phrase «feel uncertain now»

After 500 days in government, Liberal Democrats have even more reason to feel uncertain now than they did 12 months ago.

Not exact matches

I love this one because this captures how I'm feeling right now: things are rather dark and uncertain, but I'm being called to find my balance, to be wise, to be self - aware, but at the same time to not shelter myself from taking risks.

This reply is not directed towards Eva, but to the person who will read her comment two years from now and feel uncertain whether they should alter my recipe.

The effects on the club of uncertain, divided direction and erratic trading policies are now being felt.

Krueger said she's satisfied with the final agreement on the minimum wage, but she feels «very bad» for upstaters who were hoping they would get to $ 15 an hour like their NYC counterparts, but are now uncertain when — and if — they will get past $ 12.50.

I'm fine right now, but I can still feel that she is uncertain.

Just Johansson — mostly in extreme closeup — looking slightly blank at first, then a little uncertain, and finally afraid — as, perhaps, she begins to feel the emotions of the human she's pretending to be now slowing becoming her emotions, too.

And now, without perennial favorites like Jon Hamm, Bryan Cranston, and Kevin Spacey in the running, this category feels entirely uncertain.

I come away with the distinct impression that this has been a draining process for Ueda, promotional responsibilities includes, and that he now feels uncertain of what his next move should be.

Granted, in our uncertain post-election moment, artists and curators feel the need to respond to the imperiled conditions of life that many now face, especially people of color, refugees and immigrants, queer and trans people, women, and the poor — indeed the list stretches to include the entire planetary ecosystem, which is to say, all of us.

I'm uncertain how I feel about this right now, but I guess I'm curious about how people think about that.