Sentence examples for uncertain name from inspiring English sources

Another absence: High Windows, unlike the last books, contains hardly any reference to individual women, apart from a dead prostitute of uncertain name ("Kitty or Katy"), at whose funeral in Dublin other prostitutes tenderly dance.

There he married a woman of uncertain name (possibly Henriette d'Encausse), who bore him two children.

These 'zone-based listings' have uncertain names like "Upper Level EndZone, N/A" and "300s Level Corner, TBD".

ENRON'S future as a business enterprise is uncertain, but its name could live on for 10 years -- as a trademark, at least.

It is uncertain when the name "Llangaffo" was first used or when the first church was established here, but it was before 1254, when the church and community were recorded in the Norwich Taxation (a national survey of church names and property).

If authorship is uncertain, so are names.

(3) A more appropriate method for comparing uncertain linguistic variables named dominance index is proposed, which can simplify the calculation process significantly.

This group was named "uncertain".

The origin of the mountain's name is uncertain.

Mancur (pronounced with a soft "c") is a local name of uncertain origin.

The uncertain origin of its name is one illustration of the panel's unconventional culture.