Sentence examples for too undefined from inspiring English sources

For example, it is obvious that a nice bridge is better than an ugly one, but how to measure "nice" and "ugly", even if practically possible, will be too undefined (involving personal judgements) and of scarce economic meaning.

Once, he was invincible, but now that times have changed the empire appears too large and undefined.

The floaty Aeroplane is as mysterious as it is beautiful, and if some songs risk being that bit too hazy and undefined, Quiet Signs offers another magical otherworld to escape into.

Researchers may not communicate these results to subjects or consider followup action because the task may be too difficult or undefined, or the reaction of the subject cannot be anticipated.

Although some interventions for sleep in cancer have shown possible efficacy 25, the majority of these studies are too targeted to undefined subtypes of insomnia and therefore are not generalizable to the many patients who may have other types of sleep disorders 113, 178.

A vice-president's role is also notoriously undefined.

The injunction may also reach undefined "other property".

"It leaves too many key terms undefined, and relies too heavily on the CIA's good faith instead of NARA's own careful appraisal of CIA recordkeeping," the letter said.

The variables are far too numerous as well as undefined.

Encouraged, we visited, only to eat a mediocre meal -- the food was too salty and the flavors undefined, and wineglasses were so dirty that we considered swigging from the bottle.

For all the bolt-action directness and shortness of its shifter throws, the car's clutch engagement point is a bit undefined and happens too high in the pedal's travel.