But if France is too emotional, too logical or too unsure of itself for humour, it can at least fall back on farce as a way of releasing the emotions.

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Too many players seem unsure of their roles and what exactly is expected of them, with Barry Ferguson already insisting that Vogts cannot be given an infinite amount of time to produce a winning team.

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Here too, the justices were unsure about the factual record established in the lower court proceedings.

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Too many people who are unsure of global warming considers climate models as some sort of boogie men.

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There were fears the timetable was too ambitious after some buses ran late and new drivers were unsure of routes.

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Not only are you unsure who to root for until the second act, but far too much of the first act is spent introducing the 10 contestants (of whom there are two too many).

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Unsure enough that I would, generally, argue that the inequality of the mid 1970s had been too compressed I think.

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