Sentence examples for indistinct and from inspiring English sources

It's messy, indistinct and disorienting: pinball, not chess.

And, always, to blackmail the people (still indistinct and unspecial).

Too much information is indistinct and vague about solutions, he says.

Expression is everywhere nowadays, but true art has grown indistinct and indefinable.

By the final pages, the American landscape seems haunted – misty, indistinct and all but deserted.

Figures became indistinct and hazy, while backgrounds receded into almost total abstraction.

From the lane above the village, the view north towards Snowdonia was indistinct and murky.

The textures were sometimes so dense that the chords were indistinct and lost their punch.

Individual instruments were indistinct, and higher-pitched sounds, like horns, were muted.

Compared to the vivid cinematic presences, the audiences are indistinct and sometimes absent, passively foiling the on-screen action.

In Lemon, Jefferson's strict partition was replaced with a "blurred, indistinct and variable barrier" between religion and state.