Sentence examples for less nebulous from inspiring English sources

The less nebulous the prime minister is about who qualifies as Jam, the more people she excludes.

Five games into this experiment, Tebow's role is no less nebulous than it was back at training camp at SUNY Cortland.

Once the ride was over, I was lowered back to earth, where ideas like cloud-controlled cars seemed to be getting a little less nebulous.

When everyone is broke and the future seems increasingly bleak for anyone under 30, we grasp for safety and familiarity, for a past that seems less nebulous.

That could produce more emphasis on issues and less on the nebulous notion of "electability," which has transformed the fortunes of Mr. Kerry.

Most curious is a section titled "Social Mysticism," whose works express nebulous visions less of a revolution than of a cosmic apocalypse, in watered-down variants of Surrealism.

But Mr Sharon, rattled by the growing support at home for the two unofficial accords that he likes much less, is embracing the nebulous map with renewed, if belated, enthusiasm.

But the most damaging effect of the Trump campaign is more nebulous and less visible what are race relations going to look like when Trump leaves the stage?

They were about something much more nebulous and much less easily mastered.

While it is true we helped build a building, the real structure that was created was far less tangible and far more nebulous -- more of a scaffolding for our souls.

Chosen by Thom Powers, who has programmed documentaries for the Toronto International Film Festival and the Stranger Than Fiction series in New York, the thematic groupings have included good work but have felt a little nebulous, or, to put it less kindly, beside the point.