1 If he is a prisoner, he will be on the Federal lists, and if he isn't--well, there's nothing worse than uncertainty.
2 The town seemed haunted, haunted with fear and uncertainty and memories.
3 No, she didn't want her children raised in this welter of hate and uncertainty, of bitterness and violence lurking just below the surface, of poverty and grinding hardships and insecurity.
4 It was as if Tony's appearance that wild rainy night had stripped merciful blinders from her eyes and forced her to see the true uncertainty of her life.
5 And then the picture faded, blotted out by an impulse, hard, unscrupulous and greedy, which had been born in the lean days at Tara and was now strengthened by the present uncertainty of life.
6 Scarlett peeped slyly at Ashley and saw surprise and uncertainty plain in his face as he looked into Melanie's dark indignant eyes.
7 She nodded and advanced hesitantly toward him, uncertainty taking form in her mind at this new expression on his face.
8 She did not quite remember what it was that she had been afraid to meet, but the uncertainty no longer troubled her.
9 He was looking her fairly in the face, and he could read the sudden fear and wild uncertainty that leaped into her eyes.
10 And so, at last, when the meeting broke up, and the audience started to leave, poor Jurgis was in an agony of uncertainty.
11 circumstances, though great uncertainty hangs over the whole.
12 His attention was, however, bestowed in vain; for with the disappearance of Uncas, every sign of the adventurers had been lost, leaving him in total uncertainty of their fate.
13 While they yet hesitated in uncertainty, the form of the Indian was seen gliding out of the thicket.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 14 14 The father and the lover found instant relief in the search; though each was condemned again to experience the misery of an uncertainty that was hardly less insupportable than the most revolting truth.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 18 15 As the Hurons had made no further efforts to conceal their footsteps, the progress of the pursuers was no longer delayed by uncertainty.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 21