Luc Plamondon's story is impossibly jumbled; his words (English versions by Will Jennings) are mostly indistinct.
When the midnight's children join Saleem for chatty, contentious meetings, the camera's focus goes soft, which seems fitting, as the children are mostly indistinct here, practically an afterthought, and without much metaphorical power.
Moreover, the boundary between the tsunami deposit and the post-tsunami soils is generally indistinct, probably because the post-tsunami soil mostly comprises tsunami deposits that are rich in organic matter.
Thorax indistinct; mostly covered by setae.
The deal breaker for some listeners in "Terminal" will be "An Accident of History," 17 minutes of indistinct sound, mostly made by whining amplifiers and the odd portentous downbeat.
Niantic's CEO, John Hanke, has said Ingress saw over a million installs, but the cultural penetration of the game remained indistinct, beloved mostly by eggheads and inventors who already believed in the dream of AR.
3) What happened?" Last January a writer at Vice assessed the available evidence – Twitter mentions and indistinct photographs, mostly – and felt able to confirm "he's definitely still alive".
Basidiomata usually solitary or in small groups; odor indistinct; cheilocystidia mostly covered with evenly distributed excrescences……M.
The lives that are remembered, by contrast, are mostly impalpable or, when palped, indistinct.
Mostly, though, the gauzy and indistinct "Signs and Wonders" is made up of oblique allusions to situations rather than actual renderings of them.
They look at Vietnam, it seems, as a child kneeling in the corridor, his eye to the keyhole, looks at two grownups arguing in a locked room the aperture of the keyhole small; the figures shadowy, mostly out of sight; the voices indistinct, isolated threats without meaning; isolated glimpses, part of an elbow, a man's jacket (who is the man?), part of a face, a woman's face.
