Examples of using Indefinable in English and their translations into Romanian
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It has a certain indefinable charm.
The indefinable thing when people catch something from your music.
Izzy had that certain indefinable thing.
The present you is innovative and resourceful, and of course,the present you is annoyingly indefinable.
That mysterious, indefinable spark just wasn't there.
Our relationship is now amorphous and indefinable.
To me, they capture that indefinable romance that was Camelot.
In Truth, there is One Love, and it is indefinable.
In fact, you know what? I have always noticed that there's been an indefinable and yet magical chemistry between us that I think I covered in Chapter 10.
Darkness can be interpreted in her works as theequivalent of the immaterial, while her sensitive tracing foreshadows something indefinable, suggests a mysterious presence.
Though the boundaries of societies andtheir cultures are indefinable and arbitrary, the subjectivity inherent in each one is palatable and can be recognized as distinct from others.
They don't limn the truth of an indefinable essence.
The exhibition Upside down- Sens dessus- dessous by Philippe Ramette puts us in an infinite state of waiting for a verdict, for a conclusion, in an in-between state,at the border between two worlds, that of definable and that of indefinable objects.
Vacuity is very hard to explain because it is indefinable and indescribable.
We are now friends with amorphous and indefinable benefits.
I never questioned what it meant, this indefinable connection.
Where does time come from,this shifting concept, this indefinable sensation of movement?
HI-Black GO LauncherEX Theme- Black is a mysterious color,has indefinable rich connotation.
Motifs from a multitudeof sources are combined, creating an indefinable architectural style.
Moreover, the preservation of the all-holy shrines as places of the logical worship and sources of divine and therapeutic energy, butalso the safekeeping of their indefinable privileges and sovereign rights of the reverend and royal nation of the Roman Orthodox Christians.
