Sentence examples for more indefinite from inspiring English sources

More indefinite is the degree to which Y2Y has served as a form of mountain governance.

Nothing, I admit, is more indefinite than the extent or limits of what is called police power.

A cancer patient's suffering isn't necessarily more unbearable than the more indefinite agony of someone living with multiple sclerosis or quadriplegia or manic depression.

"It's been less than a year since the Zadvydas case, but it seems like we're moving toward more indefinite detention, not less," Mr. Stansell said.

They almost shock us by their presence because we are quite slow to spot them, and when we do so they are so arrestingly, so Brobdingnagianly tiny, and by being so they seem to embolden and widen and aggrandise the rest of this slithery off-cut of estuarial terrain, which seems to slither and shift into ever more indefinite and undefinably variable shapes even as we stare down at it in wonderment.

My other alternative was to return to Ontario and pay university tuition fees out of a less-than-generous PhD stipend for what looked to me like a much more indefinite period of time.

The only intervention that has been repeatedly proven to cut the mortality from opioid addiction by 50% or more is indefinite maintenance with another opioid, typically buprenorphine or methadone.

They looked more like the indefinite article as anticipation passed through misunderstanding into deep frustration.

Their life expectancy will be longer than mine – perhaps more or less indefinite given advances in medicine.

Justice Elena Kagan, perhaps trying to avoid a broad ruling that would set a deadline on any stays in post-conviction challenges, suggested that the court need not say more than that indefinite stays are never proper.

As this argument suggests, we are more concerned about the indefinite continuation of our lives than about their indefinite extension.