Sentence examples for kind of nebulous from inspiring English sources

Nor is Macron's centrist faction some kind of nebulous, squishy middle third way without creed or heritage.

Republicans aren't used to the kind of nebulous presidential field that is slowly coming together a year before the Iowa caucuses.

The "pro-ana" movement, she writes, "is a kind of nebulous death cult in which every member is his or her own personal and omniscient demagogue".

"Through this record I have experienced a lot of personal healing in issues of shame in my life that were kind of nebulous and unaddressed," she said.

He's the beneficiary of a particular kind of nebulous 21st-century fame as a result of the borderless power of the internet.

The story is based on the kind of nebulous New Age science in which the world is controlled by spirits and supernatural forces.

Or is it just a kind of weird, nebulous programming experiment that doesn't entirely succeed?

I often look back on 1984 as one of the bleakest years of my life, a year when I finally emerged from the illusions of late adolescence to discover I'd spent two years in a kind of drifting, nebulous dreamtime.

There wasn't anything on the character and the character kind of was nebulous.

"The original idea was a cultural village, the diverse people of South Africa, a very wishy-washy nebulous kind of thing," Mr. Till said.

Youth culture is an ephemeral, nebulous, kind of unexplainable thing.