Sentence examples for indefinable point from inspiring English sources
At some indefinable point, Kees summoned the nerve, denied to weaker writers, to strip down the workings of his talent and see what functioned best.
The very ordinariness of these moments, and the indefinable point at which they crack and spill into something out of the ordinary, and thence into threat, are a horribly deft introduction to the Haneke method.
At an indefinable point along the scale of Disney's triumph (and he cannot be alone in this regard, among the great barons of American success), the perfectionist impulse was warped into a compulsion.
The sleuths get an innocent rise from playing Nancy Drew, and yet, at some indefinable point — one of those great moments that make my job worthwhile — we are urged to wonder whether the odd couple are really so mismatched.
HER1, HER3, HER4, and ERα were processed as continuous variables instead of dichotomising the data due to indefinable cut-off points [ 27].
There was an indefinable pain.
Hence his new book, "Soft Power", which is a mixture of a general primer on the topic and an appeal for more use of this tool of foreign policy.In the end, the whole point of "soft" things is that they are indefinable, whereas hard tanks and missiles can be dropped on your foot.
For all the evident satisfaction her work gives her, a not-so-indefinable something is missing in her life, as her salty housekeeper (Thelma Ritter) is quick to point out.
At a point when I'm on the precipice of professional success, what's most threatening is the prospect of an indefinable future.
