indeterminately

The pool was the one he had seen from outside, indeterminately in and out of the house.

The statement too seemed to hang indeterminately in the air between them.

The problem has an indeterminately large number of variables.

The scar ended a little below that, fading indeterminately into his shoulder.

Flowers are clustered indeterminately at the tips of each mature stem.

His cherished big blue eyes are indeterminately dark.

The first dawdles indeterminately, leaving the listener to grope for direction.

He was oldish but indeterminately so, tall, thin as a mop handle.

It flickered indeterminately between the two states.

Evidence suggests that every individual has three recursive mechanisms that allow sentences to go indeterminately.

When he touched her wing, she gasped and shivered, indeterminately between erotic and outraged.

He had a ginger crew cut, and carefully shaded tan, cloned clear green eyes; his age was indeterminately forty.

The following alpha-2 codes were previously indeterminately reserved, but have been reassigned to another country as its official code:

Their entry to the pub is observed by an indeterminately old drunkard who is propped up against the bar.

The four were now led to their respective chambers, on opposite sides of a hall whose length was but indeterminately revealed by the dismal lights.

The following alpha-3 codes are currently indeterminately reserved:

He fiddled indeterminately, missed the ball by a distance, and the ball gripped to hit the top of off stump.

Objects stored as a global variable and objects with circular references will for instance live indeterminately long.

At 21 he was ageless in an indeterminately middle-aged, schlubby kind of way, and he still is.

Reacting slowly, the Dogal Guardsmen began to move indeterminately, still unable to see me.

The book ends indeterminately.

Some storylines fail to resolve themselves and end indeterminately, reinforcing the character's cyclical and depressing existence.

Indeterminately thirtyish.

Chris squinted, saw what looked like red hair between and just beyond two bulky men in indeterminately gray, sloppily loose robes, and nodded.

It sprawled in Eastern fashion, indeterminately; a litter of mud houses set upon bare earth, whitewashed and dazzling in the sun, flat-roofed.