Sentence examples for indistinct to from inspiring English sources

But the picture is too indistinct to see blood or other signs of physical damage.

The weeks seem blurred and indistinct to me now, though I remember the glimmers of it: Brazil, Bridgwater, Santa Fé; mimosa blossom, Heart of Gold, the sound of choughs on a warm Welsh morning.

Since the article wasn't widely seen here, and since Pynchon's features were too indistinct to make him recognizable on the checkout line at Zabar's, he might have viewed the damage as strictly symbolic.

The most gorgeous passages are those that veer toward mysticism: I now belong only to myself, having fallen into myself and mingled with that night where everything becomes indistinct to me but more than anything myself.

THE KOREAN WAR.By Brian Catchpole.Carroll & Graf; 384 pages; $26.Constable £25ASS WARS go, the Korean conflict (1950-53) museemeem as far away and indistinct to most outsiders as Sedan or Balaclava.

A Scottish viewer complained to ITV, which responded to Ofcom that the strength of the man's accent meant the comment was indistinct to non-Scottish viewers and was missed.

However, the PL emission corresponding to λ 3 was indistinct due to its small area and weak intensity.

Those who are obsessed by this blurred memory of truths they have never known are the men who are gifted... Talent is like a sort of memory which will enable them finally to bring this indistinct music closer to them, to hear it clearly, to note it down... .. Talent, Proust says.

Face after face is lit, as from one person to the next we are delivered from indistinct silhouette to bright, living color.

The term indistinct refers to blurry images that occur when the camera is too close to the intestinal mucosa or is covered by liquids.

In the previous study, the true processing sites and the neighboring sites within 2nt are indistinct due to the similar scores assigned by their Microprocessor SVM, which led to a serious problem in predicting Drosha processing site.