Sentence examples for indefinite in from inspiring English sources

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.

The lengths of tenancy agreements elsewhere range from indefinite in Germany to two years in Hong Kong.

A gorgeous circle of yellow flame, whose rays seemed indefinite in length, encircled the dark rim of the moon".

Congress closed the gate to Chinese immigrants almost entirely by extending the Chinese Exclusion Act for another 10 years in 1902 and making the extension indefinite in 1904.

The beginning is not promising: a quotation from Job, whispered prayers to God, undulating gaseous colors, indefinite in shape, indeterminate in meaning.

One thing that the angry response to the trade revealed is that the implicit definition of "indefinite," in many quarters, was "forever".

Stanford University students have begun an indefinite sit-in to protest against the institution's investments in fossil fuels.

They harbour self-renewal, shown by in-vitro indefinite expansion and in-vivo serial transplantation experiments and differentiation capacity, as would be expected from a stem cell.

This paper investigates the acoustic correlates of single and Double Negation (DN) readings of English negative indefinites in question answer pairs.

In practice, this means indefinite treatments in patients with metastases or in those receiving anticancer therapy.

But tenancy in Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark can be indefinite and in Ireland, Spain, France it is normally three to five years.