Sentence examples for less definable from inspiring English sources

The presences in Nash-world are something far less defined and less definable.

And race itself has become more complicated and less definable, said Mr. Wynter.

It appears to be a mushy, if arbitrary, standard, perhaps less definable even than indecency.

But the rule permits sponsors leeway in various, less definable realms.

Yet there was something deeper than these changes, and less definable, that frightened me.

Yet we still seem to desire less definable hauntings in the form of the gothic, vampiric and ghostly.

Collaboration was less defined or definable than it became in the 1940's.

But the main thrust is a pseudo-academic investigation of the meaning of food and its gamier, less-definable sibling, taste.

Audiences were reminded that science fiction is not limited to gadgetry and special effects; programs also explored the less-definable aspects of the genre, such as fantasy and the paranormal.

Literary realism, however, was a much less easily definable concept.

Perhaps Hamilton's problem has different and less easily definable roots.