Meanings of become indistinguishable in anglès

Tells how the campaign and the coverage of it have become indistinguishable.

Jean Baudrillard wrote at the event horizon where postmodern theory and science-fiction become indistinguishable.

The nurse stood watching, long after her soldier had become indistinguishable in the swinging, grayish-brown mass.

Billions blur into other billions, days become indistinguishable.

The younger officer wheeled about, staring, but the despatch bearer had already become indistinguishable among the troopers.

A blue coat would be clearly visible long after reddish-brown trousers had become indistinguishable in the darkness.'

The Scandinavian names in an unlettered community, soon become indistinguishable from those of the surrounding American's-Jansen ,Petersen ,etc. ,beingreadily Americanized.

Also, she's devoted to medical research to fight against pseudomnesia, a progressive mental disorder where false memories become indistinguishable from actual memories.

Tabloids must shock and provoke emotional responses on every page, yet the stories soon become indistinguishable from the others, with similar language and subjects.

For a machine to attain the status of "singularity" (the point at which the human and artificial become indistinguishable) it must have a sexual component.

Then all the fighting, all the screams, blended together and became indistinguishable.

Born in St, Louis, he became indistinguishable from a proper British Tory.

Genet writes with a refinement so exquisite it becomes indistinguishable from vulgarity.

The two were becoming indistinguishable as reality began to imitate the electronic displays.

Already it was growing so dark that objects were becoming indistinguishable.

The noise of the guns became indistinguishable from the explosion of their projectiles.