But no, we mustn't fall into the old traps, because the more insistent these allegations become, the more revelatory the establishment is getting about Prince Andrew's efficacy in his deceptively nebulous role.
It can convey a fervidly sought-after, though nebulous, charisma (which many of the worst affected yearn to somehow buy) … though of course my usage is heavily ironic.
This advice sounds irritatingly nebulous, but he's done something that worked, in a very short time: from the yes campaign, the SNP got this surge in membership, and with it, political ambition.
For years, advertising for tampons and "sanitary products" have been shrouded in nebulous euphemism.
It was easy to forget the political reality, but later, after they showed me what was left of old Minsk – a handful of buildings survived the war – a nebulous political fear descended on me.
With a gymnastic leap, those on the defensive become the underdogs, cruelly repressed by the BBC, feminists, people from Islington, some nebulous "elite" or the suggestion that sometimes a female character in a videogame might wear a decently supportive bra.
"It's anchored in the world of real food and real cooking, rather than nebulous notions of 'food tech' and spurious 'product design'.
He also says the idea of millions in shale gas revenues flowing to communities remains "nebulous" and that people living near fracking sites, who might choose to move away if compensated, were "not being treated fairly".
The more nebulous, but arguably more important, is the long-term effect on the future of trade and the world economy.You might suppose that it would not matter much.
Since the second one imploded in 1989, it seems past time to put to rest the nebulous and sometimes toxic third-world concept.But the term third world did not originally refer to geopolitics.
Elsewhere in America, and in Europe, investors are obsessed by the minutiae of business plans, however nebulous their end-products.
