Sentence examples for In the nebulous from inspiring English sources

In the nebulous language of eulogy, Ellen Roche, a bright, healthy, 24-year-old volunteer in an asthma study at Johns Hopkins University, died for the sake of science.

In the nebulous world of Internet infrastructure, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: "big data" is going to be big business.

In the nebulous world that is American spirituality, it can be hard to trace a practice back to its origin.

How to keep your privacy in the nebulous, and incriminating, world of networking sites.

"It's still in the nebulous stage, so there's no blueprint yet," one Turkish diplomat said.

The global activists in the nebulous collection known as Anonymous often use computer skills to support political causes.

For as long as Donald Trump has been in office, the nebulous opposition known as the Resistance has been waiting for the Russia Thing to blow up in the president's face.

But the true absurdity of Cheney's self-defense is in placing the nebulous war on terror at the same level of threat as the civil war that tore apart this country or the Nazi military machine that rumbled unstoppable across most of Europe, augmented by the military might of Japan.

Cross-disciplinary, multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary... the terms are often used rather nebulously in the admittedly nebulous field of live art.

"I'd attach a centre like this to every social-work department, and I'd put all the children in need, all the nebulous characters, into the centre as members," she says.

It's an intangible quality, like an elementary particle you can't pin down.' 'Totally,' nod Karen O and Chase, momentarily in awe of the nebulous magical place where their inspiration springs from.