Sentence examples for highly nebulous from inspiring English sources

Currently, at the behest of Erdogan's party, Turkey's judiciary is conducting a witch hunt against an ever-growing number of pro-secular journalists, intellectuals and ex-soldiers, who are accused of a highly nebulous "conspiracy" to overthrow the constitution.

In other words, the concept of "affordable" is a highly nebulous one.

However, the business models that these players pursue currently remain rather nebulous: it is highly uncertain if companies from the information technology sector could (or even plan to) eventually replace the established OEM and take over the car manufacturing field.

Yet there are dinosaurs who take a dim view of such a plan, their highly specious argument revolving around the nebulous concept of loyalty.

In many respects he was the best of the "establishment," a nebulous, shifting universe of highly educated, mostly white, mostly Christian, mostly straight male elites who have ruled the United States in elected office and in other positions of power for most of its history.

Joanne McNeil tries to look back beyond the internet for sources for Bridle's big, nebulous idea, but her history is highly selective and very Western.

Take her ongoing project, All the Dead Stars, in which she's attempting (with the help of leading astronomers and astrophysicists) to document the locations of dead stars – a highly difficult task given that the universe is infinite, and given the nebulous boundary between a celestial object's life and death.

This meant that some models that had been found "highly promising" in earlier studies, like Core Knowledge, were assigned instead to the nebulous category "greatest need for additional evidence".

We learn, from this latest installment, that the Force moves through all living things, which sounds lovely, if a trifle nebulous, yet the uses to which people put it, in the course of the narrative, seem highly specialized and precise.

Of course, Mr. Corso has not been proven guilty of anything, and it will likely be up to his lawyer and himself to explain away some very nebulous business tactics, but this time around he won't have the benefit of being a highly-placed mob informant, sipping cocktails in Vegas strip clubs, where the scenery was undoubtedly better.

Fairness is more nebulous.