Sentence examples for very amorphous from inspiring English sources

"There are boundaries, but they're also very amorphous".

"But that seems very amorphous to me," she added.

So having to track all this becomes very amorphous and hard.

Still, a senior Bush administration official said the evidence that the target was in fact such a base remained "very amorphous".

If someone comes in because her uncle sexually abused her, and then you find out she gets violent with her children, it becomes this very amorphous, interrelated miasma of victimization.

"Unlike paper, this is a very amorphous, rapidly changing set of circumstances," said David H. Holtzman, an Internet security expert and the author of the forthcoming book "Surviving Identity Theft".

Where Mr. Reinhardt looked not to represent an actual object or thing, Ms. Parish adds layer upon layer of effects, which evoke some very nonspecific, amorphous gas-like veils containing undefinable particles frozen beneath and atop the surface of the painting.

Silica fume, a very fine amorphous silica powder, is obtained as a by-product during metal production processes.

It has been reported that the formation of a very dense amorphous carbon phase can lead to diamond nucleation [30 32].

The ED pattern did not show many spots and circles, indicating that the bimetallic Fe-Ru oxide nanoparticles precipitated are very fine amorphous particles.

In panel (a) we reveal the Si substrate (indicated by 1), a very thin amorphous layer (indicated by 2) and another layer on top (indicated by 3).