| His temper was obviously getting the best of him, so he muttered a few undistinguishable words and scribbled down something. |
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| What happens off the screen will be as important as what occurs on it, and even undistinguishable. |
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| A silvery-white figure approached her, its edges blurred and its features undistinguishable. |
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| Lower-priced cars copied the style of the higher-priced models until the cars on the road became virtually undistinguishable. |
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| The noise of the vacuum was entirely drowned out by the undistinguishable howls and screams of some rock singer. |
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| He was still sleeping and appeared to be having a dream, for he was tossing and turning, and muttering something undistinguishable. |
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| Yet at the end of the movie, they appear together, identically dressed and undistinguishable. |
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| For some bloggers, a nom de plume might be used when the blogger's real name is phonetically unwieldy or so common as to be undistinguishable. |
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| After a long period of naval gazing, Labor appeared to have realised the failure came from being undistinguishable from the Libs. |
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| There was a black undistinguishable truck, into which they loaded all the goods. |
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| This type of reality is in fact undistinguishable from a verbal mythology, of network of signs underpinned by commonly shared ideas about verisimilitude. |
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| I watched as undistinguishable emotions flittered through his eyes. |
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| Suppose that two speakers, A and B, are identical psychological twins, so that their psychological states are essentially undistinguishable. |
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| Actually, one of the recent complaints about Williamsburg is that its art is undistinguishable from that shown across the river. |
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| Also, at such at max resolution, you can often only see an undistinguishable mass of colors and lines. |
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| The good seed and the tares spring up together for a good while and remain undistinguishable. |
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| The bathroom was blurry and nearly undistinguishable through the door. |
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| I heard him opening the door and talking in an undistinguishable voice. |
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| The color was undistinguishable, but white was a good guess. |
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| His accent was not French, but an undistinguishable Mediterranean mix. |
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| As with nitrate negatives, deteriorated acetate negatives are easy to identify, but in good condition are almost undistinguishable from other types of plastic films. |
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| The end plate from the outside: undistinguishable. |
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| It is undistinguishable from other powdery white species such as brockite, cerussite, kaolinite, montmorillonite, nahpoite, natrophosphate, szomolnokite, thermonatrite and trona. |
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