Sentence examples for is sometimes indistinct from inspiring English sources

The background to their thoughts and lives is sometimes indistinct, but this is scarcely culpable given that the relevant contexts are so various.

Cesario is sometimes indistinct but has an extraordinarily assured performance from 13-year-old Lola Turner and is beautifully spread out by Anthony Banks on the roof of the theatre, with wattle and daub and bright flowerbeds and a breezy atmosphere.

The determination of the boundaries between the tooth roots and the buccal and palatal cortical plates is sometimes indistinct given the very close proximity of the roots.

Though his Italian diction was sometimes indistinct, his mellow, slightly grainy sound was captivating in the role, and he exuded charisma.

The cell borders were sometimes indistinct.

While the fastest way to measure tree rings is to measure prepared cores or stem discs directly (e.g., with the LinTab™ System [Frank Rinn, Heidelberg, Germany]), this method is very time-consuming if rings are sometimes indistinct, in which case it becomes necessary to compare and re-measure the original cores (Levanič, 2007).

The only flaw in Ms. Blythe's performance was the sometimes indistinct enunciation of the English texts.

This new trail was sometimes so faint as to be indistinct from the underbrush surrounding it.

The textures were sometimes so dense that the chords were indistinct and lost their punch.

By all the signs Fascism will soon be no more than a memory and we are sometimes worried by the thought of just how indistinct a memory it is likely to become.

It was, on the contrary, an indistinct mush of sound in which solo instruments were sometimes inaudible and massed instruments were dull and muddy in tone.