And yet, her art points to a nebulous technological future in which blobs and biomorphic forms merge with human bodies and telecommunications.
"I got him!" Mr. Isabella said he could hear shooters saying, or, "I got even with him!" He said: "It's a way to blow off steam and, perhaps, practice for some nebulous future event.
There's an undeniable poetry to the botched logic that enables the habit, the nebulous future price for the precious instances spent breathing fire. .
Yes, I saved, but I also chose not to postpone for some nebulous future the things I wanted to do and could, if I tried hard, find a way to do now.
When we hand over our cash to pay for the latest bestseller we are investing in what is in our hands at that very moment, not some nebulous future journey plotted through cyberspace.
Because there is less sensationalizing the consumer industry, as compared to technology, young consumer and retail brands are valued on fundamentals, like revenue and profit, rather than nebulous future growth.
(G) Many economists transfer the beneficial impact of free trade to far-away and nebulous future.
We are fortunate to have a powerful voice in Pope Francis, one who recognizes the moral imperative we have to act on climate justice ― now, not in some nebulous future moment.
This highly stigmatized condition which was a death sentence during the 1980s and 1990s, has witnessed such remarkable change in large part due to the openness to explore viable targets supported by multilateral partnership with an expectation of treatment availability in the very near future rather than some nebulous future date.
It was discovered in 1781 by French astronomer Charles Messier, who cataloged it as a nebulous feature.
Interviews with senior officials throughout the administration revealed that Mr. Bush's goal was to avoid decisions that might restrict America's conduct in the next front in battling a nebulous enemy in scores of nations into the indefinite future.
