undecided

In the last four minutes, the game was still undecided.

For a time she was undecided on what to do next.

But can we really leave, with so much still undecided?

But the Major seemed still to be a little undecided.

He had been undecided about whether to go down or not.

But 71 percent said they were undecided or did not know enough about him.

By and large, those who went into the meeting undecided came out the same way.

"He will bring along a lot of undecided House members."

For a moment he stood undecided, then started to go on.

It seemed he was quite undecided as to what to do.

He stood for a moment, undecided which way to go.

Yet at the end, it is undecided whether he has found them or not.

That is to say nothing about the undecided 15 percent, who could have gone any way at all.

The undecided Council members would seem to have little in common.

For now, the company will say only that it is undecided.

He was also undecided about his choice for Game 3.

Not because she was undecided; the decision had been made.

She called to her son once and then stood there, undecided.

He was undecided whether to speak to me or not.

For a second or two Peter was quite undecided what to do.

But Tom was not to be put off with undecided talk.

He took a step toward the man, then stood undecided.

"But 20 percent are undecided, and we continue to make our case with them."

With the election little more than a week away, 19 percent said they were still undecided.

For a moment he just stood there, as if undecided about what to do next.