Sentence examples for indeterminate character from inspiring English sources

It's one of those states of indeterminate character, officially Southwestern yet possessing neither the mountainous grandeur of the West nor the fabled charms of the South.

If you wish to avoid creating a dry, claggy sanger of a muddled, indeterminate character, you need to use something hard, waxy and tangy in the lincolnshire poacher or mature cheddar line, which you may want to augment with a little red leicester or double gloucester.

The indeterminate character of the broad theoretical formulations offered to account for transfer of training and the often unsuccessful ways in which they were applied to the practical problems of classroom teaching led some psychologists to retreat to the laboratory in the hope of identifying more clear-cut, fundamental processes in transfer of training.

According to Hartshorne, this is not an example of supreme knowledge, but is rather an example of ignorance of the (at least partially) indeterminate character of the future.

As Mr. Crutchley speaks, he moves between man and beast and something more indeterminate; his character is called The Other, and he is a compelling figure in his long coat and ankle shackle.

He furthermore suggested that for nature such serious appreciation might require new and different approaches that can accommodate not only nature's indeterminate and varying character, but also both our multi-sensory experience and our diverse understanding of it.

'Backfield' (deep red indeterminate beefsteak type).

Any polynomial (scalar, vector, and matrix) is distinguished by bold character and indeterminate variable z in the parenthesis and its DFT by bold character and indeterminate variable k in the brackets.

He speaks English at high speed in an accent recalling that of Latka, the character of indeterminate Mitteleuropean origin played by Andy Kaufman on "Taxi".... Writer compares him to Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault.

He also collaborated with figures such as Gronk and the performance artist Robert Legorreta, who was known for his wild and gritty performances as a character of indeterminate gender, Cyclona.

In the '90s, Julia Sweeney rose to fame playing the androgynous Pat on "Saturday Night Live," a character whose indeterminate gender identity was a source of constant frustration for his (or was it her?) friends. .