Sentence examples for more nebulous length from inspiring English sources

In their conclusions, Spence and Wang admit the research still has some way to go and doesn't yet include such important components of a wine's structure as tannins, viscosity, oak, alcohol level (or the more nebulous "length" of the aftertaste or the effects of age).

Fairness is more nebulous.

Another problem is more nebulous.

It is much broader and more nebulous.

"Brief Encounters," though, is more nebulous.

Refreshing everything, in contrast, is a more nebulous goal.

But Corbyn sees things in rather more nebulous terms.

What we have now is a more nebulous obstacle.

Others would tolerate a more nebulous definition of sovereignty for their region.

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

But it also looks as if the pilot is dealing with something more nebulous than addiction.