Sentence examples for becomes indistinct from inspiring English sources

The most gorgeous passages are those that veer toward mysticism: I now belong only to myself, having fallen into myself and mingled with that night where everything becomes indistinct to me but more than anything myself.

Under all those influences Mr. Carroll himself becomes indistinct, and the depressed mood is experienced as a hopeless feeling that everything interesting has been done and that all that is left is to construct tasteful ancestral memorials.

The picture itself becomes indistinct: it's a generic action picture involving the vaguely racist cliche of Mexican drug cartel money (someone must have decided it was time to give the Colombians a break), with explosions and shootouts in large, handsome spaces.

They are mostly as a result of sedimentations at depth which yield reflection events with almost similar time of arrival as the primary reflection events, such that any time a seismic section becomes indistinct at greater depth, it is hypothesized that the data have become overwhelmed by short-path multiples and could be investigated (www.Stanford.edu/sep/prof/iei; Retailleau et al. 2002).

"Since the law/fact boundary becomes indistinct, this fudges the conceptual moorings of judicial review as confined to scrutinising legal error.

Thus, the concept of an isolated module becomes indistinct.

Many stones had surfaces thickened with lichen and decay, where inscriptions had become indistinct.

Figures became indistinct and hazy, while backgrounds receded into almost total abstraction.

After a mile or more, the path became indistinct and the river forked at the Fofanny Glen.

Shapes became indistinct, or she fell back onto old ones, like the soupy sun top and briefs.

In the low light, red campions are luminous on a wall around a mine shaft, and bluebells among the granite boulders become indistinct pools of mist.