Sentence examples similar to indistinct situation from inspiring English sources
Characters are only vaguely identified and emerge from indistinct situations (the test, the fear, the failure, the disaster).
Yet the characters and situations feel at once familiar and indistinct.
This is, of course, a simplistic portrayal of the situation, as the species boundary is often indistinct and the two scales are directly linked because mutation and substitution are aspects of the same population genetic processes.
(Brickman, 2005: 898 98) There is clearly a productive line of analysis, but when accounting for this situation historically, Brickman attributes it to a rather indistinct 'particular social bias' (2005: 88).
Mostly, though, the gauzy and indistinct "Signs and Wonders" is made up of oblique allusions to situations rather than actual renderings of them.
(He does not explore those borderland or badland — "wild west" — situations where the distinction between public and private is indistinct).
Apart from the legal situation, the practical management of limiting ICU-therapy continues to be indistinct.
Annulus brown, indistinct.
Journalist: [Indistinct] apart from actual criminal activity [indistinct] what examples were you aware of [indistinct] community [indistinct] a social [indistinct]?
