inchoate ,

As is so often true in China, the program was inchoate.

I knew an inchoate version of this at age 9.

She let him have her feeling in an inchoate blast.

At the time, he says, "I thought of myself in the most inchoate way as a writer."

But, in some inchoate way, they assume he is around the next corner.

I tried to think through the political implications of the city's inchoate mass.

As she spoke, those inchoate images took shape for her.

"It's about a still inchoate sense that the future is now part of our present.

An inchoate awareness of what he was feeling made him more nervous.

Indeed, the history of photography is still an inchoate discipline.

The most common example of an inchoate offense is "attempt".

At which point another play, inchoate but arresting, edges into view.

Yet they are old enough to have an inchoate grasp of their victimization.

Her desires are so inchoate, it's hard to pin them down.

He feels the first inchoate hints of desire for pretty girls.

Another diplomat described the situation today as "inchoate and mysterious."

As she scanned the deck, her inchoate sense of trouble increased.

His long face worked in the throes of inchoate emotion.

As people realized this, they began to organize against it in a very inchoate manner.

New stars were being created among the palls of inchoate matter.

For many it is none of the above, more of an inchoate sense that something must be done.

I spent the next four years waiting, burdened by inchoate foreboding.

The conspiratorial fantasies are not simply an expression of inchoate fear.

But he knew why; his inchoate purpose demanded it.

But now his inchoate ambitions have found a new clarity, a plausibility.