Sentence examples for almost nebulous from inspiring English sources

It's a bad comparison but the fluid, almost nebulous nature of sharia courts is like al-Qaeda without the violence and their ubiquity like a Domino's Pizza franchise.

Then Tom began to play a simple three chord structure and the voice I had heard earlier in the day, that voice that was almost nebulous in its devastation, filled the air.

The most nebulous spec is the dynamic contrast ratio.

Don't do this while nebulous almost-bestiality is such a hot-button issue.

And Lucy, who as a young woman was in treatment with a dedicated psychoanalyst, was often viewed as seriously ill; indeed, she was hospitalized for what comes across as a nebulous condition — almost, it seems, a combination of female assertiveness and fragility, mixed with a family ability to pay for a stay in McLean.

Since February 2006, she had accumulated added interest of $88,204 and nebulous "fees" of almost $11,000.

Last year, the criminal code was amended to make expressions of "political hatred" – a term so nebulous as to include almost anything to which the government objects – a crime punishable by seven years jail.

It was clear that, though one would have to be blind not to see the negative connotations that can often be associated with that nebulous subculture, it was almost something you would want to find yourself called.

But the alternative is almost as far-fetched, and perhaps more nebulous.

It is just that the pure Romantic cliche of its main argument – that some artists feel alienated from mainstream society – is nebulous enough to apply to almost anyone who lifts a paintbrush or a pen, including at a stretch the anonymous author of the Rupert Bear annual.

But there was something nebulous and unfocused about it.