Sentence examples for all very nebulous from inspiring English sources
"Chemistry is a very nebulous thing.
Before, it was a struggle of good and evil, whereas now it's become a very nebulous thing.
"As for how far the regulation should go," Ms. Ashby said, "I know appropriateness is a very nebulous concept, but that is the concept we are looking at when we are evaluating landmarks.
"It's still a very nebulous concept," he says.
There is a very nebulous feeling in the air about just how Big or Important AR is going to be and people are out fact finding.
After helping to launch the Partnership on AI with Google, Facebook and others; and doubling down on AI research, today Microsoft unveiled a new initiative that points to how it plans to target specific verticals in what can potentially be a very nebulous field — while also raising the public image of AI as some grow concerned about the implications of its encroaching influence.
"Malik seems to be a very nebulous figure," said Natana DeLong-Ban, assistantant professor of theology at Boston College.
"This is a very nebulous area," said Anna Law, a constitutional rights expert at Brooklyn College.
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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?
