inchoate

Then his eyes went muddy, as if he had lost his grip on the inchoate thought.

Possibly my inchoate thought was: Better to reign among booze-fighters a prince than to toil twelve hours a day at a machine for ten cents an hour.

Perchance, amid their proper element of smoke, which eddied forth from the ill-constructed chimney, the ghosts of departed cook-maids looked wonderingly on, or peeped down the great breadth of the flue, despising the simplicity of the projected meal, yet ineffectually pining to thrust their shadowy hands into each inchoate dish.

In the deep shadow of the tree there was a deeper shadow yet, black, inchoate, vague--a crouching form full of savage vigor and menace.

It was about studies and lessons, dealing with the rudiments of knowledge, and the schoolboyish tone of it conflicted with the big things that were stirring in him - with the grip upon life that was even then crooking his fingers like eagle's talons, with the cosmic thrills that made him ache, and with the inchoate consciousness of mastery of it all.

James Ward wonderingly, until that gentleman broke his train of inchoate thought.

Does it lie within that nebulous, inchoate concept referred to as "the establishment", which allegedly includes the monarchy, the aristocracy, the landed gentry, the Anglican Communion, the judicial system, the armed forces and the public schools?

He added that the said order of ECP was mala fide without application of independence mind, beyond jurisdiction, non-speaking and evidently inchoate, arbitrary, unreasonable, unfounded and illegal while the same is violative of the Constitution, the Political Parties Order, 2002 and the Political Parties Rules, 2002.

The court also rejected Akeredolu's arguments that it lacked jurisdiction to hear the suit that the suit relates to issues that are internal to the party: that the suit was inchoate, among others.

Contrary to Shaw's argument, inchoate crimes are unique because they presuppose a purpose to commit another crime.

Chapters address the nature, purpose, and constitutional context of criminal law; principles of criminal responsibility; vicarious liability and inchoate crimes; criminal defenses; crimes against the person; crimes against habitation and property; white-collar crime; and crimes against public order, morality, and the state.

[These are poems] located at the intersection of being and non-being, illusion and reality," where that which is inchoate can be at least partly revealed.