unidentifiable

Light came from an unidentifiable source, lost some where above them.

He could only see the unidentifiable ashes of what had once been men.

Instead, he puts together a very quick plan to turn up dead and unidentifiable.

Even her friends said she spoke as with an unidentifiable foreign accent.

The binoculars turned him into something larger, but still unidentifiable.

Why, after eight months without a word, would he send an unidentifiable flower?

Under normal conditions, the organs are unidentifiable after three weeks.

When purchased, the car had been cut into several pieces and was almost unidentifiable.

He hesitated, and looked at the unidentifiable equipment around the room.

The result is a number of bizarre, unidentifiable speech patterns.

I particularly enjoyed the desserts, all of which were unidentifiable.

Pieces that were utterly unidentifiable, except for their red color.

Blue Three, a hundred yards to his right, was unidentifiable, too far away even for hand signals.

Sounds drifted from out of the black, distant and unidentifiable.

In fact, the building is unidentifiable from the street.

There was a crowd of figures around it, unidentifiable in the grey light.

It was a mound of unidentifiable white fish in sauce.

Instead of concentrating on the voices, he heard something unidentifiable but clearly not natural.

The disturbance was small and became unidentifiable within 24 hours of formation.

Most of the others are believed to be non-American, or were unidentifiable.

People must come here though, there's an old sack, an unidentifiable piece of clothing.

But then, said the expert, he was unidentifiable and had not been photographed in over a decade.

One plate with unidentifiable remains, which was, perhaps, a clue.

His tattoo had been torn off; he was quite unidentifiable.

He had an unidentifiable accent, though his English was crisp and clear.