Sentence examples for as a nebulous from inspiring English sources

"I experience my person," he said, "as a nebulous persona".

When homophobia is directly addressed in the show, it's often situated as a nebulous force separate from actual people or institutions.

There was lots of talk of support as a nebulous attribute that somehow keeps joints and limbs aligned and protected against injury.

According to descriptions or depictions provided by believers, a ghost may appear as a living being or as a nebulous likeness of the deceased or, occasionally, in other forms.

While his vision of a future Russia has often been vaguely shaped – as a nebulous "vast metaphysical Canada" – it has been suffused with a strong strand of sometimes xenophobic nationalism.

The Occupy Wall Street protests that began as a nebulous mix of social and economic grievances are becoming more politically organized — with help from some of the country's largest labor unions.

"That it won't be [seen as] a nebulous footnote that African Americans were making films during this period.

Much like the knights of yore, they positioned themselves as confronting a nebulous and threatening Other that undermined the coherence of the political community.

But he recognizes that any investigation of a phenomenon as nebulous as boredom must start by explaining what exactly we are supposed to be talking about.

The argument, as usual, is a nebulous claim of "development".

BARTENDER ROCK 101 A few of my favorite day drinkers and I came up with about 30 bands or performers that qualify as "Bartender Rock," a nebulous genre that we need your help in defining.