But this succession of losses came to seem indistinct against what was happening outside.
This lack of proportion reflects poorly on the press and on Bush's opponents (categories that often seem indistinct these days) but in some ways it actually benefits Bush and the Republicans.
At the same time, the connection sites and particle shapes seem indistinct in the sample at 700 °C due to its poor crystallinity.
Most unknown species may seem indistinct or concealed, requiring meticulous lab-work to uncover, but the 60 were found in accessible places all over Africa and are often recognisable even from a photo.
In many performances, "Metamorphosen" seems an indistinct mass of lushly poignant string writing.
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.
Ms. Egbert, who was born in Bay Shore in 1958 and lives in East Hampton, seems to be interested in moments of transitional light, when the landscape can appear indistinct and abstract.
By the final pages, the American landscape seems haunted – misty, indistinct and all but deserted.
Then came Canada Dry, which seemed a bit indistinct, and, last, Fever-Tree Premium, which differs from the Naturally Light by using cane sugar instead of pure fructose.
Both Chopin's Ballades No. 2 and No. 3 at times seemed disjointed, with indistinct voicing, rushed phrases and blurs of notes that rendered the overall flow and architecture incoherent.
For some reason, some of the dialogue is actually subtitled, in sections which don't seem any more indistinct than the rest of the film, and Martin Compston's character often seems a little superfluous.
