indistinct

He could hear the men inside talking, but the words were indistinct.

She heard his deep voice but the words were indistinct.

Coming away from these works, almost every image is indistinct.

The future, indistinct though it may be, is now on his side.

There was an indistinct figure sitting a few feet away.

There was the voice again, but so indistinct he could not make out a single word.

The other man's eyes, his face, are so close he has become indistinct.

In my memory, the whole face was dark and indistinct.

The image was so indistinct, it could have been anything.

One voice raised itself above the others but the words were still indistinct.

His voice became more indistinct and finally one could not follow him at all.

She tried to pick up on what was being said, but the words were indistinct.

He tried to clear his mind and think back to who else had been there, but it was indistinct.

The features must have been too indistinct to program into the computer.

Case thought the language might be French, but it was too indistinct.

The line between Joe's social and professional life was indistinct.

The words were indistinct to her, but their tone was clear.

I hear shouting above the water, but the words are indistinct.

Again he heard words too distant and indistinct to understand.

"Every analysis comes up with indistinct data," the computer told him.

He saw a figure across the room, made indistinct by the steam.

And voices, indistinct, too far away to be really heard.

At first everyone was indistinct; but then a few individual figures stood out.

For the first two days the trail was indistinct and hard to follow.

I had only an indistinct understanding of what was passing around me.