Sentence examples for indistinct ideas from inspiring English sources

I had no good answer beyond indistinct ideas of what constituted human decency.

It is also united, internally and with other European populists, by deep contempt for established parties, with their manufactured leaders, indistinct ideas and alleged complacency before Europe's deep troubles.

Ruby clung on to an indistinct idea, in fact, that the copy of Lady Audley she'd read was the only copy, the single exemplar, unique in the world.

Built around an arguably indistinct set of ideas, clinical governance has been defined in various ways, making it difficult for both managers and clinicians in terms of what they should be aiming for by way of structures, processes and outcomes [ 4].

Cover-ups, by the way, are not always a good idea, as they can result in muddy or blocky, indistinct tattoos.

But the ideas behind Ms. Kloetzel's new "Sweet Betty," performed to her own music, were indistinct.

But Ms Coyle's depiction of their intellectual contributions is smudged and indistinct perhaps because the ideas themselves lack great clarity.She believes the dismal economics of popular disdain—"Pangloss plus Gradgrind", according to one caricature has been superseded by an open and humane field of inquiry.

Any lettering was indistinct.

He sounds fuzzy, indistinct.

Her husband is indistinct.

The idea is novel and witty - but after such a chase, the screen seems small, and the figures not so much grandly ambiguous as rather indistinct.