Sentence examples for undefined territory from inspiring English sources
"Men's lingerie sits in an undefined territory deemed 'not exciting enough' for adult stores and 'too confronting' for mainstream retail stores," explains the HommeMystere website.
The books fall into an undefined territory between adult and children's literature, and there is no obvious place for them in bookstores.
In earlier works, Woodgate has erased the borders on maps and globes, collecting their dusty remains and leaving behind worlds with undefined territories.
There is a considerable risk of stepping over some still undefined line in this entirely new territory, and being perceived as offensive or exploitive.
Alice and Sarah conclude that understanding veganism and its (non political character requires an understanding of expanding margins of participatory politics – territory that has largely gone undefined and unclaimed.
On that analysis, "[t]he distinction between citizens and aliens follows from the undoubted proposition that the Constitution does not create, nor do general principles of law create, any juridical relation between our country and some undefined, limitless class of noncitizens who are beyond our territory". Id., at 275 (Kennedy, J., concurring).
The distinct behaviour of the central domain with respect to abnormal confrontations between cells expressing different levels of Sal proteins agrees with this proposal, and suggests that Sal function contributes within this central territory to balance the expression of other undefined cell affinity markers involved in the differentiation of the central and peripheral territories.
It would highlight that all of the Palestinians killed were killed inside Gaza, and within the undefined Israeli-imposed "buffer zone" that further cuts into Gaza's territory, in many places by as much as 1,000 feet.
On the other hand, its territory is hostage to a peace settlement with Israel and remains stubbornly undefined.
which basically remains undefined.
Something mysterious, yet undefined.
