nondescript的示例

• His outward appearance as a nondescript older man is at odds with an inner emotional turmoil that he imagines he shares with many other older people.

• On an abstract level, nondescript features can resist the technologies of criminal typology emerging at this time: if one's features cannot be described, they cannot be classified, identified, or diagnosed.

• It is a nondescript document, noteworthy largely for what is not in it rather than what is.

• This is a return to the old indefinite form of a ship of a nondescript character, which was taken for a warship for certain purposes.

• Any apparently nondescript sentence could mean a clobbering for people anywhere in the country—and we heard quite a few nondescript sentences.

• I do not think there is anything exceptionally bad or good about them; they are nondescript.

• I think it is due to the owners of certificates that they should be preserved from this nondescript opposition.

• It is nondescript and inaccessible to the public.

• I gather that in the meat trade the illicit profits to be gained from selling nondescript unfit meat as manufacturing beef are large.

• How much money is being allocated to community care—or is it now called care in the community, or hidden within some other nondescript phrase?

• We cannot really accept this kind of legacy from such a nondescript source.

• It is not open to the public; it is full of weeds and it takes the form of a high bank with some rather nondescript shrubs upon it.

• They are to be nondescripts.

• The guidelines were extremely general and nondescript.

• They were of a nondescript character.