Sentence examples for in the indeterminate from inspiring English sources

The answer lies partly in the indeterminate nature of the British constitution.

It is all delivered in the indeterminate mittel-European tones of someone who has spent most of his adult life speaking to people for whom English is not their first language.

The play, written by Michael T. Folie and getting its East Coast premiere here, is set in the indeterminate future, a time decidedly not like our own yet somehow not that far removed from 2001.

Rather, he said, the policy was devised to build up a civil society in Cuba so that in the "indeterminate time when the regime collapses, that there is not a vacuum and a transition to a peaceful society is much easier".

Think of so-called Labor dissidents pushing for the party to recognise Palestine at some point in the indeterminate future when such a policy is irrelevant to facts on the ground after nearly 50 years of Israeli occupation of Palestinian land.

Attributing an empty uterus to a very early IUP, an ectopic pregnancy, or a completed spontaneous abortion (all of these entities are possible in the "indeterminate exam").

For late Nyāya philosophers, concept-laden perception comes so to dwarf in importance the indeterminate, concept-free variety that the latter becomes problematic.

He stains the sheets with the warm patina of coffee, pushing the setting back in time to the indeterminate past.

This is consistent with the work by Guerra and colleagues who noted that the main discrepancy between WB-PET/CT and 4D-PET/CT was in indeterminate findings which were reduced from 24.3%to4.4.4% with the addition of a 4D-PET/CT [ 11].In the four indeterminate lesions that had a change in classification from indeterminate to probably malignant, two were found to be benign.

At several points in the work, indeterminate forms can be seen through the opalescent white wall at the back of the stage.

The predicates of all these true statements correspond to forms really inhering in the relatively indeterminate subject.