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She gestured more amorphously to the left and right.

She prefers instead to talk amorphously of "the Administration."

It had twisted, become viscous, and slipped amorphously from his straining fingers.

She knew Daniel believed in an amorphously benevolent Being somewhere, however.

He likened one of the amorphously shaped benches to "an autopsy table for aliens."

Long Wharf, in the dawning of a new era, ambled along amorphously.

He breathed deeply, still feeling amorphously troubled and pursed his lips, looking to right and then left.

I mean...' Ro seemed lost for words and indicated amorphously with her bottle.

Pages are written closely and amorphously from side to side and from top to bottom.

To us, here in the sunlight, these creatures of the darkness and the depths, are still, anonymously and amorphously, "those things down there".

Instead, they tended toward amorphously shaped floorwork.

These were roughly breadbox-size, amorphously shaped plasters of little glamour but idiosyncratic, funky appeal.

He jumped out of bed at once and alighted upon his best trousers amorphously dropped on the floor instead of methodically cast over a chair.

One of Mr. Buchsbaum's few eccentric touches is an amorphously shaped hot tub.

Gradually it fudged, as the harmonics of different walls overlapped and muted each other, and finally died away amorphously.

Strands of whitishred hair poked out from under an amorphously shaped hat made out of the same material.

And the actual area - less a neighborhood than an aggregate of them - is amorphously vague of border and devoid of geographical cohesion.

Rather than torturing the foot, Mr. Valentine's shoes are amorphously shaped with square toes and almost invisible undulations at the joint of the big toe.

There they engage in a "Yule-rite, older than man and fated to survive him", while "something amorphously squatted far away from the light, piping noisomely on a flute".

But the dances themselves spooled out amorphously, to music by Bruce Tovsky ("On Hold") and Marin Marais ("Tides").

This is the fight over intellectual property and the related investments essential to the knowledge economy, that amorphously defined new world in which better ideas, not faster, cheaper hands create jobs and wealth.

On stage, Ms. Bryceland wears a shapeless housedress and a gray wig that tumbles amorphously down her back until Elsa comes and braids it for her.

Mr. Garofalo, 41, helped design one of the most radical structures recently built in New York, the computer-generated, amorphously shaped Korean Presbyterian Church in Sunnyside, Queens.

The agency helped to create Montblanc's current $2 million image campaign, which links the pens amorphously with "the art of writing," featuring the words of scribes from Aristotle to Gertrude Stein.

This glittering and brilliant work, which depicts the pastoral romance of the smitten shepherd Daphnis and his beloved and vulnerable Chloé, can come across as murky and amorphously sensual.