Sentence examples for much undefined from inspiring English sources

But these models and drawings leave much undefined and, as Gaudí himself changed his mind during the development of the church, it seems likely that he would have continued to do so had he overseen its completion.

Beyond the mayor's authority, though, much remains undefined.

67 The ICMJE criteria for authorship 12 are the most well-recognised authorship criteria available, but leave much about authorship undefined.

Although many details of this transfer process remain undefined, much evidence indicates that a highly conserved chaperone co-chaperone system partichaperone co-chaperoneepsystem

Although Malhotra is not a major cog, he sort of symbolizes the Rangers -- undefined, with much to prove but still time to prove it.

What is greeting the soldiers who return from a war in which victory is not so much elusive as tragically undefined?

On the wall behind him are shadowy, undefined canvases, much like those in the background of "Las Meninas" from 1656 by Velázquez, one of Porter's heroes.

The question about Mr. Rove, who is sometimes seen as an almost Pygmalion-like figure in Mr. Bush's life, is whether he can remain as powerful in an arena where he is competing more for the president's time -- and where his new strategic office has much potential but is undefined.

But in the end the production, set in a hazily undefined Upstairs/Downstairs milieu, sidesteps much of the play's true lyricism and does scant justice to its Chekhovian tragi-comic aura.

Is it just that if God remains some distant undefined blob, then not much is asked of either God or me and we can all get on with our lives without any more complications?

Much else in the job is still undefined.