Sentence examples for is sometimes indeterminate from inspiring English sources

A problem with this is raised by the observation that it is sometimes indeterminate what properties objects appear to us to have.

A second endurantist option is to accept that sometimes there just are no precise facts of the matter about the temporal boundaries and careers of objects, because the world itself is sometimes indeterminate.

If the apparent properties of objects of perception are sometimes indeterminate, then the sense data involved would have to be metaphysically indeterminate — that is, they would have to actually lack definite characteristics.

The difference compared to the positive predictive value of the breast ultrasound categorization may be explained by the fact that biopsies were sometimes also performed when findings were classified as 'indeterminate'indeterminate

The interpretation of results of serology for B. burgdorferi may be difficult and sometimes is indeterminate.

(If one thinks in terms of there being a third truth-value, indeterminacy, say, in addition to truth and falsity, the position will be that, when p and q are both indeterminate, sometimes "p or q" is true, and sometimes it is indeterminate).. Similarly "p and q" will be false in the one case and indeterminate in the other.

It is an indeterminate, between-the-wars period.

Its exact date of conception is somewhat indeterminate.

What is even better is the indeterminate evolution.

The fate of mobile HTML5 is still indeterminate.

'This being' and 'this body' are highly indeterminate, 'this animal' is less indeterminate, and 'this man' is even less indeterminate, but it still lacks the precision of 'Socrates'.