indeterminate

A legend in Los Angeles cycling circles, Shirtless Keith is a burly man of indeterminate age who rides around hilly Palos Verdes wearing work boots, denim cutoffs, and no shirt.

They would get a negative result or indeterminate result from tests that detect N protein antibodies.

Counting down the moments they have left with Abdullah, always an indeterminate amount.

Some gospel music, like Blind Willie Johnson's, chronicles an indeterminate journey to an unknown destination.

First, Troy depicts the cemetery as having indeterminate and ever-shifting borders.

Before that its landscape had been indeterminate—there were even strips where the Kat goes to sea.

Precisely who would bear the brunt of $400 billion in proposed cuts in military spending was left indeterminate.

I had wondered at that indeterminate quotient in my sums, where the same figure came, always the same, running on and on.

Full of whims and fancies, unstable, indeterminate, he was swayed by every passing emotion and influence.

Like the Board of Guardians, it is a most useful body; but its influence upon village life is indirect and indeterminate.

She found the word indicating to whom degrees should be granted indeterminate, with no character of sex attached to it.

Matter in a more general sense is the indeterminate, the indefinite and the potential.