Sentence examples similar to indistinct vision from inspiring English sources
Sanya is haunted by indistinct visions of his real father, a good soldier now dead who appears to him asking, "Will you avenge me?" As the boy resists, then idolizes, then sees through the interloper Tolyan, the lessons of "The Thief" -- like many of the lessons of childhood itself, when thought back upon -- seem intimate and historically vast at the same time.
Lycett's research produces no Copernican revolution in Collins studies – Graves and Rudd, for instance, remain mysterious and indistinct – but he sharpens our vision of many of the figures in orbit around his subject.
Where my retinas are failing, my brain fills in with visual white noise, encircling my good vision, the unaffected central bit, with an indistinct swathe of manically flashing, shimmering blurriness.
Yet Ms. Mann herself has intervened, not in the land but in the photograph, which is bleached to an indistinct realm of light in the background, thrown out of focus, spotted with imperfections in the darkroom: more a photographer's vision of the forest than an account of how the woods look.
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.
Her husband is indistinct.
