Sentence examples similar to indistinct style from inspiring English sources
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.
In 1898 he joined the Japan Fine Arts Academy, where he and Taikan gradually mastered the art of reconciling traditional Japanese line drawing with a Western Impressionistic style (pejoratively known as mōrōtai, or "vague," "indistinct").
The Broadway-style amplification at Segerstrom was oppressive and indistinct.
This style was pejoratively nicknamed mōrōtai (mōrō means "vague," or "indistinct," but at that time had a stronger negative sense; mōrō shafu, for example, meant "hooligan rickshaw man").
Set in the 18th Century, "Baltasar" takes the lavish style of Dom Joao V's royal court and renders it indistinct from the bedbugs in the royal bed.
Annulus brown, indistinct.
Journalist: [Indistinct] apart from actual criminal activity [indistinct] what examples were you aware of [indistinct] community [indistinct] a social [indistinct]?
Any lettering was indistinct.
He sounds fuzzy, indistinct.
