Sentence examples for indefinite character from inspiring English sources
Another usual way is avoiding the indefinite character of the original functional by using the dual variational method; see for instance [10 12, 14].
This claim probably means that the original state of the universe was an indefinitely large mass of stuff that was also indefinite in its character.[2] This stuff then gave rise through its own inherent power to the ingredients that themselves constitute the world as we perceive it.
Neither the cause nor the precise process of separation is explained, but it is probable that Anaximander would have thought of the original source of change as part of the character of the indefinite itself.
The indefinite human, faceless and devoid of character, the mass human, lives its life in patterns by which it is bound and is the material of statistics.
In his later films, like "Time Indefinite" and "Bright Leaves," the camera remains a central character.
His characters are frail, thin-sapped creatures who move about their indefinite world like somnambulists — so tired as to be nearly unconscious, or dreaming bewildering dreams (there is perhaps no other writer whose protagonists spend so much time asleep), or else subsisting in a confused, hypnagogic state between sleeping and waking.
As to indefinite perfectibility, he nowhere denies that progress is conditioned both by the constitution of humanity and by the character of its surroundings.
But if, as the metaphysical interpretation would have it, the world is in its real nature indefinite, then one is also attempting the impossible, though for a different reason; one is attempting to determine a fixed character for things that inherently lack any fixed character.
Kal Penn, whose character hung out with George W. Bush in "Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay" (a better attempt at joining humor and indefinite detention than "Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them," now on at the Public) is leaving "House" to work for the White House's Office of Public Liaison.
