Sentence examples for a nebulous concept from inspiring English sources
Potential is a 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.
Bilic pointed out that for clubs like West Ham a target for the season is a nebulous concept.
"You're there to promote something but also to sell yourself which is in itself a nebulous concept".
The case is the same for mobile OSes although, until very recently, the idea of purposely using an open OS has been a fairly nebulous concept.
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*I used "partner" there to keep it gender/orientation-neutral, but be aware that, depending on how deep in you are, you may soon be using that word earnestly to describe the other person in your relationship :(. The "spark" is a very nebulous concept. What does it mean? Is it just a thing in Match.com adverts?
Admittedly, this is a somewhat nebulous concept.
"Originally, abortion was grounded in the right to privacy, which is, frankly, a rather nebulous concept in constitutional history.
