Sentence examples for indistinct figures from inspiring English sources

Some might call its indistinct figures and smeary background a mess, unrecognisable to many as a work by his hand.

A continuous three-and-a-half-minute handheld shot begins with indistinct figures running in panic, then moves with Ausländer as he helps to control a trainload of new arrivals for one of the notorious rail-platform "selections".

A floor piece, dated 1990-2003, is composed of a low steel trough, into which melted candle wax was poured; there, the wax hardened around the bases of nine tiny sculptures, in unfired clay, of indistinct figures and faces that are reminiscent of the sorts of prehistoric totem that archeologists, in despair, assign to "ceremonial use".

The attack takes place at the very top of the video frame, where indistinct figures approach him and the flickering shape of the falling bicycle is visible.

Fear comes from not really being clear on who you are that's my view around it". His works are often composed of hundreds of indistinct figures, silhouetted by light or obscuring it.

Clearly he sees him as a usefully indistinct figure who can successfully unite the right and left wings of his party.

No longer a baton-swinging keeper of the peace; the local bobby is an indistinct figure behind a retreating riot shield or an inept detective in a high-vis jacket.

Stuart MacDonald notes that in trials from Fife the Devil was a relatively insignificant and indistinct figure and that a number of instances of covens meeting look like fairy revels, where the dancing fairies traditionally disappeared when a human broke the ring, rather than satanic gatherings.

The views are always from a distance, and the people depicted appear as indistinct, Lilliputian figures.

CT scans of sedated mice were notable for vascular congestion and indistinct lobar anatomy (Figure 2A, B).

They are indistinct, more like figures in an allegory than like characters in a novel.