Sentence examples similar to an ill-defined idea from inspiring English sources

The demands of the demonstrators, which include the replacement of the government by an ill-defined "people's council", could not be called democratic and, indeed, seem to be based on the idea that a purely arithmetical democracy has delivered the wrong result.

An internal report commissioned by Mr. Paterson himself found that staff workers often had little idea where their boss was, and that he shied from imposing his authority, ruling instead by an ill-defined consensus.

Diabetic cardiomyopathy is an ill-defined entity.

Verran J. Malodour in denture wearers: an ill-defined problem.

It represents an ill-defined, free-floating radicalism.

This research is a response to an ill-defined description in a newspaper".

The neuropathology of human sleep remains an ill-defined issue.

Sometimes, the cursor appeared as a discrete point; other times, it was an ill-defined cloud.

The puppy's arrival acted as a catalyst to sort out an ill-defined boundary.

"Jewishness" is an ill-defined concept, coterminous with neither "Judaism" nor "Jews".

This is the import of their embrace of an ill-defined right of humanitarian intervention.