Sentence examples for seems undefined from inspiring English sources

Only Emily seems undefined, the script's fault, not Ms. Eve's.

He would scrap bus lanes, we are told, though when and how seems undefined.

Mr Kerry's personality seems undefined partly because it is rootless and impermanent.

It wants liberation, which is why very often it fastens on the novel, for the novel seems spacious, undefined, free.

The position of mayor, a once powerful job that now seems at best undefined, if not irrelevant, was left open when Mayor Dave Bing announced in May that he would not seek a second term.

11 Routine use of episiotomies, whether midline or mediolateral, is associated with more serious perineal injuries than restricted use; thus, there seems to exist an undefined threshold over which episiotomy rates may contribute to rather than prevent anal sphincter tears.

Hospitals and health-care systems are often compared on the basis of this indicator with the implicit assumption that lower rates reflect more appropriate practice, although the rate that defines optimum quality of care is undefined and seems to depend on the characteristics of the populations under study [ 1].

The noodle-boys with whom Jules grows exasperated seem, above all, undefined.

Nothing yet was revealed about  cast members Rachel McAdams (however it's worth noting that McAdams is seen in hospital scrubs) and Mads Mikkelsen, who, despite speculation, both seem to have undefined roles.

Yes, Morris is likable, even if he seems blind to the angry, undefined sexuality bubbling murderously beneath his consciousness.

The function of the C. columbae symbiosis is currently undefined, but it seems likely that the symbiosis has a nutritional basis because of the fact that keratin-rich feathers represent a nutritionally incomplete diet [ 14].