Sentence examples for Nebulous concept from inspiring English sources
Potential is a nebulous concept.
Admittedly, this is a somewhat nebulous concept.
"Money is such a nebulous concept for many people.
"Craft beer is a nebulous concept, it means what you want it to mean," he says.
Quality of life is a nebulous concept, which means all things to all people.
Ubuntu is that nebulous concept of common humanity, oneness: humanity, you and me both.
Bilic pointed out that for clubs like West Ham a target for the season is a nebulous concept.
He is especially illuminating on the nebulous concept of race, how it both does and doesn't exist.
"Originally, abortion was grounded in the right to privacy, which is, frankly, a rather nebulous concept in constitutional history.
"You're there to promote something but also to sell yourself which is in itself a nebulous concept".
A credit card company, for example, might want to predict a customer's creditworthiness, but "creditworthiness" is a rather nebulous concept.
