undeterminable उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. After a nuclear war, Earth was uninhabitable and the only survivors were those on space stations which eventually came together to form the Ark; 97 years later on an undeterminable year the Ark is dying and 100 prisoners under the age of 18 are sent to see if Earth is now survivable.
2. The dean of the group is Gul Asghar Khan, a garrulous tribesman from the wilds near Afghanistan whose age was undeterminable . ( He said he was 110 . ) His brother, he said, fought for the British against the Turks in World War I; Khan met and married a leper here in the 1940s; and he has lived at the hospital for seven decades.
3. Some raccoons once considered separate species are now thought to be the same as or subspecies of the common raccoon, including the Barbados raccoon ( " P . gloveralleni " ), Nassau raccoon ( " P . maynardi " ), Guadeloupe raccoon ( " P . minor " ), and Tres Marias raccoon ( " P . insularis " ) ( Helgen and Wilson 2005 ) . " Procyon brachyurus " was described from captive specimens; its identity is undeterminable as the remains of the two animals assigned to this taxon cannot be located and may have been lost.
4. She says that  Blake reminds the fallen soul that she herself comes from eternity, and  might control / The starry pole / And fallen, fallen light renew .  But in this world she is subject to  Starry Jealousy, who, like the Hermetic demiurge,  containing the Circles and Whirling them about, turned round as a Wheel his own Workmanships, and suffered them to be turned from an indefinite Beginning to an undeterminable End .  Here Raine cited the " The Divine Poemander " attributed to Hermes Trismegistus in the " Corpus Hermeticum " that looks like a quotation from Blake himself.
5. That was the judgement of a fool . " His rationalist view of the cosmos is evinced also in Plutarch's letter of consolation to Apollonius : " according to Simonides a thousand or ten thousand years are an undeterminable point, or rather the tiniest part of a point . " Cicero related how, when Hieron of Syracuse asked him to define god, Simonides continually postponed his reply, " because the longer I deliberate, the more obscure the matter seems to me . " Stobaeus recorded this reply to a man who had confided in Simonides some unflattering things he had heard said about him : " Please stop slandering me with your ears ! ".