Sentence examples for of an undefined from inspiring English sources
Static accompanied by squeaks and puffs, it's a mixture of an undefined electronic audio track, blurry fuzz and television footage of a Beatles concert at Shea Stadium.
President Obama has stuck by Clapper, a decision that foreshadowed his recent call to preserve the vast majority of the NSA's bulk surveillance authorities while transferring its phone records database to the custody of an undefined private entity.
And yet, though a slow burner, Songs From the Floodplain's dark, meandering themes and compelling minimalism deliver rich and provocative rewards as Boden introduces us to a series of shadowy figures trying to make sense of an undefined apocalypse.
"I think that when we talk about — or anybody talks about — hitting bottom, what we really have to understand is that the bottom is a kind of an undefined concept here," he said on ABC's "This Week".
Davis is not content to condemn Roosevelt for failing to undertake a Jewish rescue effort of an undefined but presumably military nature at the end of 1942, when the D-Day invasion was still a year and a half away.
In pre-modern times, the whole area around Kuwait was part of an undefined, lawless frontier region between the nomadic and seasonally rapacious tribes from the Arabian Peninsula's interior and settled centers like Basra.
The creation of cell lines presents yet another different set of issues, including the availability of an unlimited supply of genetic materials for an undefined period of time.
Underwriters have a habit of touting "preferred" rates for an undefined minority of applicants in perfect health and then concluding you're not one of those prime specimens.
The fingerprint of a undefined field is the wildcard itself.
And worst of all, they can last for an undefined period of time, providing little visibility into when the pain will end.
As part of this effort, we are testing trends clearly marked as "promoted" for an undefined period of time," a Twitter representative tells us.
