Sentence examples for nebulous categories from inspiring English sources

In recent years, he has fallen into the more nebulous categories of the part-time employed, the long-term unemployed, and the "marginally attached" — the no-longer-looking unemployed.

With quality of life counting for relatively little, the Canadian, Swiss and Australian cities that dominate so many similar rankings struggled.By using nebulous categories such as "buzz" and "world status", TimeOut's list sheds some light on what makes the likes of New York and London "great".

"They reside in that nebulous category between the working and the middle class".

This is the realm of most people living under the nebulous category of "learning disability".

Everything having to do with economics, in fact, Arendt prefers to exclude from her definition of politics, relegating it to the nebulous category of "the social".

The paintings, which these days would be put into that nebulous category, works on paper, were made with ink and gouache.

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".

In a move that says a lot about this city's legendary sensitivity, the Board of Supervisors today passed an ordinance that makes it illegal to discriminate against a person based on the nebulous category of "size".

It has become clear to the organizers at Silvermine that photography should be added to the other media eligible for this contest: painting, drawing, sculpture and that nebulous category known as mixed media.

A more nebulous category is those who have committed minor white-collar crimes, including some in the private sector whose businesses aided and abetted the ruling class in enriching itself.

Besides clear anti-Semitism and unfair charges of it, there is that most nebulous category: anti-Semitism which could be there or not be, and is impossible to prove or un-prove.