As regards its meanings, it is somewhat undefined and has some amount of indistinctness. |
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In fact, nearly the entire battle scene between Ash's followers and the army of the dead is fuzzy and dim to the point of indistinctness. |
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With the world moving faster than internet shares on a trading screen, the danger of slipping into the void of indistinctness is greater than ever. |
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There were better prints, from a technical point of view, in the show, but the hazy indistinctness of this one seemed to literalize its distance from us in time. |
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There is without doubt a certain indistinctness to Vermeer's handling of paint in many passages, and a frequent blurring of the boundaries between areas of colour. |
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The action is, in short, thin yet heavy, burdened with a pointless complexity that serves, above all, to mask — with music and quick cuts — the insignificance, impersonality, and indistinctness of each of its elements. |
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In Inness's late paintings this idea is illustrated by an increasing indistinctness and enveloping ethereality in the portrayal of landscapes and even figures. |
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By staging her own autobiography, the artist creates a deliberate indistinctness between the different levels of reality, between fiction and reality. |
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The seeming remoteness of its source was because of its murmurous indistinctness since it came from close-by, even from the men massed on the ship's open deck. |
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