Sentence examples for always nebulous from inspiring English sources

The logic of France shouldering our obligations was always nebulous, and relied on an unstable combination of inertia and goodwill.

From The Bronx to Ithaca, Ithaca to Columbus, Columbus to The Bronx, The Bronx to Atlanta, and Atlanta back to The Bronx, my path was always nebulous.

Even though his always nebulous listener numbers have dropped in recent months, he's still the biggest act on the talk airwaves.

And just yesterday, ahead of the earnings report, Bloomberg reported that the social network was working with HTC to make and release a phone by mid-2013 (according to the always nebulous "people with knowledge of the matter").

New political vocabularies always sound nebulous until debate gives them partisan shape and color.

Shortly after that, I noticed that the prime minister's big society guru, Phillip Blond, had suddenly, or perhaps gradually, realised that the always somewhat nebulous goal of the big society was being threatened by all these cuts.

The 1970s have always been a nebulous time for style, particularly interior design.

'The music business has always been very nebulous to me,' she tells me in parting, 'and I suppose my instinct is to keep it at arm's length.

Virgance seems to have a good thing going, though I question how effectively its team can create a single platform that can be applied towards all of the diverse campaigns the company winds up teaming with (I'm always wary of nebulous platforms that sound too flexible to be true).

The "Tea Party" label has always been somewhat nebulous, so it'd be easy to argue that a few other candidates really belong in this category.

I've been aware of it for years; a nebulous, unnerving presence, always waiting, always avoiding being directly addressed.