indeterminable

His age was indeterminable, over thirty, less than a hundred.

It was about five feet wide and of indeterminable height.

"Once running, they are left to themselves and go through an indeterminable process of (de)generation.

But Google's own role in the zeitgeist is still indeterminable.

Some indeterminable number of hours later, the talk resumed.

And after some indeterminable time our great city would be reborn from its ashes.

After an indeterminable number of hours he had left, and he'd done so without bothering to drop off his key at the desk.

He shuddered, tried to throw off an indeterminable creeping fear.

Although its purpose is indeterminable, excavators suggested it may have been a kitchen.

He spoke little English, and with an indeterminable accent.

My parents' contribution to medical science is, of course, indeterminable, but I choose to believe it is significant.

It had a faint, indeterminable flavour and a greater consistency.

There was an indeterminable time wading through the warm, rank darkness.

The fourth was a heavyset, unshaven man of indeterminable age.

Wasted with illness and deprivation, his age was indeterminable.

His age is indeterminable, as it often is with you non-European types.

Whether the breaker helped, or whether that was a coincidence, is indeterminable.

Long Snake was merely an object of indeterminate size at an indeterminable distance.

Her jacket and leather breeches were so dirty that their original color was indeterminable.

The actual population is indeterminable as this only accounts for the 'head of household'.

Each of us carries his own life form, an indeterminable form that cannot be superseded by any other.

Financial impact: Indeterminable future increase in state costs."

Somehow, after an indeterminate and indeterminable amount of time, he straightened and found his voice.

The place was high-domed and of indeterminable extent.

Its width was indeterminable, for it seemed to have folds in its body that gave an impression of great size.