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Indeterminate in sentence

15 examples of Indeterminate in a sentence

And on the right are the more indeterminate spaces; things like reading rooms, whose evolution in 20, 30, 40 years we can't predict.
A bunch of kids of indeterminate age take a cross country trip to, uh, New Orleans?
Why they call this film 'Untamed Youth' I don't know since most of these kids seemed really drab and half-asleep most of the time??? Rounding this out this cast was a woman whose purpose I wasn't really sure about and whose sex was indeterminate, since she looked like Greg Brady in a dress and wig.
This renders the outcome indeterminate, and it is only by accident that the actual course of events corresponds to prevailing expectations.
Last year, the Australian government addressed this problem by providing passports with three categories: male, female, and indeterminate.
To begin, the presumed causes of homosexuality are shrouded in pseudo-scientific theories and psycho-babble: homosexuals supposedly suffer from hormonal imbalances, or were sexually abused as children, or constitute an indeterminate "third sex" that is neither male nor female, or had absent fathers and over-protective mothers.
Once beliefs and expectations are introduced into economics, as is surely reasonable, the results of fiscal policy become indeterminate.
The New Grammar of PowerMADRID – Humanity’s main concerns today are not so much concrete evils as indeterminate threats.
As I write, the official death toll stands at 81, with an indeterminate number of people missing.
Rather, the process remains open and indeterminate.
But the tipping point is indeterminate.
This is not a crisis that will materialize at some indeterminate future date.
The first is Norway Plus, which would mean Britain would remain for an indeterminate period in the EU single market (like Norway), and also in a customs union with the EU.
Once MPs acknowledge that freedom of movement between the UK and the EU is a red herring, the most likely outcome is Norway Plus for an indeterminate, deadline-free period.
He saw neither houses, nor pavements, nor chariots, nor men and women, but a chaos of indeterminate objects whose edges melted into each other.