Sentence examples for meaning is uncertain from inspiring English sources

The inscription's meaning is uncertain, but if mzlt is taken to mean a sceptre, and ʾrg and lmq are taken to be place names (or sanctuaries), then, according to Alexander Sima, the text could mean "GDR, king of Aksum gave (this) sceptre into the possession of (the sanctuaries) ʾRG and LMQ".

Life's meaning is uncertain, but: Look here, I have been to the park, on the train, at the restaurant.

The name Kitty Hawk is probably derived from a Native American (Algonquian) name recorded on maps of the early 1700s as Chickahauk; its meaning is uncertain.

Their meaning is uncertain: "They say your statue has nothing to do with who you are as a person, but everyone knows it has everything to do with who you are and what you think about".

Thus, its true meaning is uncertain.

It is also an image found in near-identical form all across the steppes for centuries, though its meanings are uncertain.

Through Egyptian influence the sphinx became known in Asia, but its meaning there is uncertain.

Btsan-po ("mighty") became the designation of all kings of Tibet (rgyal means "king"; and spu, the meaning of which is uncertain, may refer to a sacral quality of the princes of Yar-lung as divine manifestations).

The Finnish word for their land and their language is suomi, the original meaning of which is uncertain.

Does a claim that a text is ambiguous mean the judge is uncertain about its meaning?

Its meaning is therefore uncertain, and its potential role in the diagnosis and staging of CRC remains to be established.