Rapidity in speech results in indistinctness, and indistinctness leads invariably to monotony.

Upon this occasion the preacher seemed troubled with unusual indistinctness of vision.

The features emerged from their indistinctness and became human, and almost powerful.

But even a change in the degree of indistinctness causes inversion.

The starlight, dim and soft, had a sense of silver in its indistinctness.

The word came with smothered indistinctness, but its meaning was unmistakable.

In the glare and glamour of gas-light, it is flash and clouds and indistinctness.

Each of them peered through the indistinctness of the dusk at the other two.

The indistinctness of her vision was not due to any defect in her sight.

Fran walked up to Abbott hesitatingly, and spoke with the indistinctness of awed humility.

Do not you observe an indistinctness about the pupil, between it and the iris?

Marcella's voice had an indistinctness very unlike her ordinary tone.

Then meeting Harvey's eyes, he exclaimed, with hoarse indistinctness, 'Rolfe!'

All the bench was in shadow; in the valley below a twilight indistinctness had fallen.

In the glare and glamour of gas-light it is only flash and clouds and indistinctness.

The worst was when the desolate indistinctness took on the shape of visions or touches.