Sentence examples for just undefined from inspiring English sources

It's uncharacteristically dark: no light-filled rooms, just undefined, shadowy space and a mood of uneasy suspense.

There has never in one place been a denser concentration of people whose torsos and limbs are not traditional shapes but just vague, undefined polygons.

I'm just an undefined, impotent 2,300 page piece of legislative" – well, you can guess the rest.

Assuming again that "the knave" is the only source of presupposition, it is easy to see that (ii) is undefined just in case the left-hand conjunct is undefined and the right-hand conjunct is true (since the right-hand conjunct cannot be undefined, and if it were false, the entire conjunction would be false).

He makes use of just a few undefined concepts.

It is tempting to say here that the parent and offspring must be similar in some 'relevant aspects', but it just shifts the undefined to a further point that must be reached nevertheless.

The idea of edgelands – untidy spaceszones that are neither urban nor rural, but some undefined zone between the two – has fascinated writers and artists of late, just as suburbia once exercised the imagination of a previous generation.

So, instead of the proud standard-bearers of the Atlantic Division, the Nets met a team just as scattered and undefined as they are.

Quality of life assessment at the end of life is a very complex field of quality of life research, and the use of surrogate end points of quality of life is just one of the undefined aspects of this field.

Lee does a good job of clarifying that Coffman doesn't just stand for vague "reform" but a piecemeal approach, with the pieces glaringly undefined.

However, ancient molecular lineages may just represent limited heritages of undefined ancestral populations rather than real indications on the origin and migration history of present populations.