Sentence examples for is more indefinite from inspiring English sources

Nothing, I admit, is more indefinite than the extent or limits of what is called police power.

The idea of being shamed into indefinite staycations is more than my mottled flesh and triglyceride-ridden blood can bear.

The rate of self-harm among inmates serving indefinite prison sentences is more than double that among life-sentenced prisoners, according to new figures.

He thinks that delegating powers for a renewable period of five years is more reasonable than delegating them for an indefinite period.

This approach is more than unfortunate, because the perception of our indefinite pre-eminence – irrespective of how we act – is at completely odds with the historical record.

Therefore, although the intended meaning is not stated clearly, a curator might consider this statement to be 'Indefinite' because no other category is more fitting in this case.

As this argument suggests, we are more concerned about the indefinite continuation of our lives than about their indefinite extension.

The Gauss Prize for research that has had an impact outside mathematics is awarded to Stanley Osher of the University of California at Los Angeles, who has developed techniques for image processing and animation that enable complex objects to be approximated realistically, and for blurred or indefinite objects to be more sharply defined.

It is built in the belief that there will be more tunnels to be dug in the indefinite future.

But as the DRM walls fall, owning songs outright will be more attractive to many users than the indefinite subscription approach.

In addition, workers under indefinite-term contracts tend to be more protected they have higher reservation wages and are more unionized.