Sentence examples for indistinct writing from inspiring English sources

All data forms were checked thoroughly for missing codes or indistinct writing and generated queries were emailed to local study coordinators.

As with so much else in Xinjiang, it remains indistinct," wrote James Palmer, in one of the year's best stories from China.

As with so much else in Xinjiang, it remains indistinct," wrote James Palmer, in one of the year's best stories from China. 2. Visa Wars The effort to restrict critical coverage of China burst into the open in 2013, when the government considered expelling two dozen reporters from the Times and Bloomberg.

In many performances, "Metamorphosen" seems an indistinct mass of lushly poignant string writing.

If the document is going to be printed in black and white, there is little point in using color in writing it, as certain colors mute to indistinct shades of gray.

As the divine speech (kalâm), the Koran is understood as nonmanifest and indistinct from the Divine Essence, though it becomes manifest in recitation and writing.

As written, Flap is an indistinct character.

"Whether they realize it or not, the repeated misidentification broadcasts its own message: I'm Asian, indistinct and not worth remembering," she wrote.

The boundaries between these elements are often indistinct; Denis Arnold, commenting on the musical continuity, writes that "with few exceptions it is impossible to extricate the arias and duets from the fabric of the opera".

Futterman thought that "the sugary vocals work well for Artie and Quinn", but Votta wrote that "the vocal is so indistinct it could be anyone".

"The beautiful things we shall write if we have talent," Proust says, "are inside us, indistinct, like the memory of a melody which delights us though we are unable to recapture its outline.