Sentence examples for ill-defined character from inspiring English sources
Though Rossini's Rodrigo is an ill-defined character (as if Shakespeare's Rodrigo and Cassio had been merged), the role is virtually as long and as difficult as Otello's.
Billed as the first reality feature film, "The Real Cancún" amounts to undeveloped theater, with ill-defined characters.
"Texas Night Train" amounts to about 10 minutes of storytelling in 75 minutes of repetitive film, ill-defined characters, wretched acting and droning voice-over maunderings.
Documentation of the mythology of the California tribes was thoroughly disrupted by Euro-American colonization, although some animal stories and a few themes about ill-defined characters have been recorded.
Variety's Marilyn Stasio wrote that "while the musical numbers and sung-through poems fit snugly into the story, the story doesn't support them... [the show] observes ill-defined characters inhabiting some indeterminate place and time".
Mr. Northam's ill-defined role is merely to be a calming influence.
For all its unquestioned excellence in individual chairs and whole sections, the Philharmonic will remain after Mr. Mehta's record-breaking 13-year tenure a group with an ill-defined artistic character.
Often more than one family is recognized within the superfamily, but these groupings are usually ill-defined when a range of characters are considered [ 16].
The sinister corporation behind the Dollhouse is ill-defined, and the show's main characters are one-dimensional, including the real-life dolls.
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Several morphological similarities suggest that acoelomorphs belong to the Platyhelminthes [1] [3]; however, these characters are often ill-defined or mere symplesiomorphies [4], leaving the status of the phylum Platyhelminthes unsettled.
