Sentence examples for indistinct impression from inspiring English sources
It is a strong image, but like a photo removed from the developing fluid too early, it leaves an indistinct impression that is hard to interpret.
Objects are vividly and clearly given to us in perception, but the memory-impressions of previous births are at best vague and indistinct.
You know that feeling, where everything is a bit indistinct?
He also gave the impression of modest decorum, especially in the concert's first half, featuring a succession of appealing but rather indistinct post-bop tunes in the Wayne Shorter vein.
The impression of diminutive digit IV, if indeed this digit was not embedded wholly within the palmar region, is indistinct within the larger overall impression.
Paintings in this style usually portrayed castles as indistinct, faintly coloured objects in the distance; in writing, the picturesque account eschewed detail in favour of bold first impressions on the sense.
Any lettering was indistinct.
He sounds fuzzy, indistinct.
Her husband is indistinct.
Cage's politics are indistinct.
Music is powerful but indistinct.
