Sentence examples for look indistinct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Theyskens may have wanted loose dresses and tops in mauve and lilac-gray silk to look indistinct, his rough jackets and blousons to seem worn and unprecious.

They are particularly striking closeup but can look indistinct from a distance.

In this rushed and cramped context, the inbuilt bloopers just look unprofessional, indistinct from the other fluffed or half-hearted material; the new notes of sentiment and whimsy only recall Agnes Brown-with-an-e.

We look at the indistinct details of figures in a landscape.

I don't mean she's thin or in motion, more that she has an indistinct look from chest to hips, as if emptied out, ready.

However, it made the hypoplastic defects look shallow and indistinct.

If you need to scale up the original bullet, it may look muddy or indistinct.

Cheaper, lower-quality cameras can leave you with photos that look blurry and indistinct rather than crisp and lifelike.

It makes it feel slack, indistinct, over-casual.

The possibility, however slim, demands that we take a second look at that grey indistinct photo.

With that restriction, bacteria, cells, and viruses looked either blurry and indistinct or like featureless blobs.