Sentence examples for this indistinct from inspiring English sources

Those who are obsessed by this blurred memory of truths they have never known are the men who are gifted... Talent is like a sort of memory which will enable them finally to bring this indistinct music closer to them, to hear it clearly, to note it down... .. Talent, Proust says.

Wallace's way of loading up this indistinct area with scrupulous depiction made a lot of people feel less lonely; meanwhile, the possibility that being the depicter made Wallace feel more lonely has become a widely circulated armchair-shrink's allegory for the non-usefulness of self-consciousness.

The soul is that which individuates each of us and animates this indistinct lump of matter that I am (and as we have already said, Thomas was quite a large lump of matter).

The Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society describes this field as "vital to making safe and effective health care products available worldwide," but this indistinct description fails to capture the true character of this satisfying occupation.

Never before had heaven been quite this indistinct.

It's hard, then, to pin down exactly what this indistinct feeling of hopelessness we're all feeling is.

Or is it just this huge, indistinct, flat and barren area meant to contain almost any shot, no matter how wayward?

This represents a doxastic practice admitted as distinct (i.e., as a pramāṇa) only by Mīmāṃsakas, with proponents of other schools of thought having regarded this as indistinct from inference (anumāna).

Languages sung are many and were on this occasion indistinct, perhaps Cylon.

Some of this is romantic (the indistinct Indians), some washed in a slightly falsified golden glow.

There are therefore two possible explanations for the presence of sacculated colon within dorsal sites – this may relate to the indistinct sacculations which start to reappear through the right dorsal colon.