Sentences with phrase «genuinely unsure»

Now, there could be a number of reasons for this: a) he's genuinely unsure how best to navigate the political waters to get climate legislation passed, and is cautiously gathering data, b) curbing emissions and fighting climate change truly does not rank among his highest priorities, c) he's slyly implementing political gamesmanship to push the issue through external forces like imbuing his EPA with the ability to regulate greenhouse gases, or d) a combination of all three.

I'm genuinely unsure about nuclear, though I will admit that I have at least some reservations based on the «scale» of the technology - there is a sense of it being outside of my (perhaps what I mean is more like «a single human's») control.

I'm genuinely unsure of what to do.

But I'm genuinely unsure how much is Ibsen fully grasping the terribleness of women's lives in his time and how much is him still thinking they're emotional and irrational.

One of the things that made me genuinely unsure of future potential was the first time we slept together.

I nodded and excused myself, genuinely unsure of what had just happened to me.

The pair looked ridiculous and at the end Miliband seemed genuinely unsure of what point normal people leave shops.

Obama was genuinely unsure what to do.

Not exact matches

There are no crazy stunt - jump sequences or obtuse puzzles; once or twice I was unsure about which direction to go, but again, that was more a matter of not being able to see my environment very well than because the situation was genuinely confusing.

Find out if your role is included within the scope of the new rules — most agency workers are going to be included, but if an agency worker is genuinely self - employed, or is unsure, then they need to clarify the type of arrangements they are under.