Sentence examples for indistinct line from inspiring English sources
Each of us tells little lies to make it through the day, and an indistinct line divides fair from foul.
Seen from the air, the Arabian Desert appears as a vast expanse of light sand-coloured terrain with an occasional indistinct line of escarpments or mountain ranges, black lava flows, or reddish systems of desert dunes stretching to the horizon.
The paths climb steadily but gently, and suddenly I am 40 metres above the dene, the river now an indistinct line narrowing its way between ornamental rocks and bluffs far below; I overlook a valley full of native and exotic trees, along with apple and pear trees.
A tentative and somewhat indistinct line to draw, but a line nonetheless; after all, if it qualifies as neither, it escapes regulation by either authority.
On the screen, most deep-set geophysical variations seams of rock, mismatched strata of soil, and excavation projects—show up as indistinct lines.
On the screen, most deep-set geophysical variations — seams of rock, mismatched strata of soil, and excavation projects — show up as indistinct lines.
The Stockholm drawing contains a narrow blank gap to the right of the bishop with a few indistinct lines that could represent the lower profile of the kneeling figure of Saint Catherine.
The foot-fringe (a band of tissue around the edge of the foot) is not very distinctly separated: it is very pale and somewhat expanded, with indistinct lines on it.
Together, seeking some indistinct front line in some obscure war, lost in the high savannah, we bogged down in a chartered yellow school-bus and clambered out to push.
The elongated film with cracks are mostly recovered to its original dimension after the strain is released, but indistinct crack lines are left as seen in Figure 2f.
The shell plate is usually somewhat convex above and concave beneath, with a few indistinct concentric lines of growth, and is covered outwardly with a very thin transparent periostracum (a protein layer), and with the nucleus (the oldest growth part) situated near the front.
