One of the driving concerns behind Nishida's repeated insistence that the absolute be thought of in the meontological terms of a formless, indeterminate place of absolute nothingness, is that only therein can the self-determining and irreducibly singular individual be given its due (see Davis 2011b).
Variety's Marilyn Stasio wrote that "while the musical numbers and sung-through poems fit snugly into the story, the story doesn't support them... [the show] observes ill-defined characters inhabiting some indeterminate place and time".
There is much to be said for loose, indeterminate places like Taksim.
Deliberately set in an indeterminate time and place, it has the feel of a fable ("We wanted it to be almost folkloric," Ms. Von Furstenberg said), a gently frayed Old World ambience lent by props and clothes, some of which are her own.
Oh, and since my new assignment as a kind of parachute artist would involve scrambling for planes for indeterminate tours in places like Afghanistan, Kosovo, Iraq and Oklahoma City, a doorman might be a good idea.
It's a problem that's built into the very term "the Midlands", which, as my Collins dictionary informs me, can function as either a singular or a plural noun: Midlanders live in a place of indeterminate number – one or many.
They are now places of indeterminate detention because third-country destinations cannot be found and because the safety of refugees in local communities cannot be assured.
They find her to be a small, indeterminate creature who surrounded the place with dainty, feminine things.
Ahead of the disposals, which will take place at some indeterminate time in the future, the businesses will be split into Pacific Aluminium, comprising six Australian and New Zealand assets, and Rio Alcan, consisting of the European and US operations.
In the shuffle, the geography of place becomes geographically indeterminate, as with Trenton's new downtown showplace, a $60 million sports arena, developed and underwritten by Mercer County and named, "Sovereign Bank Arena at Mercer County".
Like place, space is indeterminate three-dimensional extension devoid of body, though it is not actually infinite -- so much Philoponus concedes to Aristotle.
