inconclusiveness

In a follow-up interview with The Times, Douglas said he was baffled by the inconclusiveness of the coroner’s report.

And though you may form an opinion, you can never really know; indeed, it may be this very inconclusiveness that has kept the case alive in the public imagination.

It would seem almost a violation of the “poetics of inconclusiveness” to fill in that missing space.

While other teams shared the message and went to work reporting, I saw a terrible opening in the statement’s inconclusiveness.

It lacked the thunderous revelations about Russia that had long been promised by Trump’s opponents, and it suffered from legalistic inconclusiveness on the most fundamental questions.