Sentence examples for become nebulous from inspiring English sources
But in recent years, "hipster" has become nebulous as an adjective and derided as a social group.
"The shell's purpose has become nebulous; it crosses the line between representational and abstract.
11 14 Observational studies in the oldest people (≥85 years) have shown that some of these risk factors become nebulous, or even act in the reverse direction, at this age.
Intense hurricanes can generate 60′+ waves, and at the ocean surface, the boundary between the water and the air becomes nebulous.
A nucleosome ladder corresponding to one to four nucleosomes could be clearly distinguished, whereas at five nucleosomes or more it became nebulous.
Thus, although there is data, there is little phylogenetic information in it, since homology across sequences at these levels becomes nebulous, at best, leading to low accuracy.
At this point the story becomes nebulous, as the mechanism(s) by which micellar cholesterol is absorbed through the brush border membranes independent of bile salt uptake remains a mystery.
Since then, S Club has become a nebulous, catch-all term for any members who needed a safety net.
Isn't the problem with Morris precisely that his belief in craft led in so many directions that it became politically nebulous?
Specificity then becomes a nebulous and useless term as binding or non-binding may not represent the actual distribution of Aβ structures within a particular isolate or preparation.
