Sentence examples for indefinite about from inspiring English sources

In addition, in many of stroke studies it remains indefinite about the effect of cerebral infarction on systemic immune organs and subsequent brain secondary damage.

In Book I, chapter 7, he said that human good is virtuous activity of the soul but was indefinite about the virtues.

Gradually, you are engulfed in mysteries of painting and of something else supremely indefinite — something about existence...Except in the smallest formats, Chardin's brushwork usually resolves into passing verisimilitude only at distances of between six and ten feet.

Part 4 of the anti-terrorism bill is about indefinite detention without charge or trial.

"But I don't think we need to talk about indefinite detention".

It may also go over less well when you complain about indefinite, extrajudicial detentions and run a place called Guantánamo.

Most disturbingly, since his suggestions about indefinite detention 18 months ago, Obama has barely moved in his reasoning for perpetuating the idea.

Concerns about indefinite detention and its impact on physical and mental health was widespread among advocates and rights groups.

Javid then sat through a short film and dramatic performance about indefinite detention, which Citizens UK said currently affected more than 4,000 people.

Nothing prevents President Obama from establishing a similar court at Guantánamo, where 166 prisoners remain under indefinite detention and about 100 have gone on a hunger strike.

On Afghanistan, he asked that we accept ambiguous terms about indefinite actions — breaking momentum, beginning to come home, continuing a transition — as meaningful ones.