Sentence examples for nebulous characteristics from inspiring English sources

The much-ballyhooed nebulous characteristics that have come to define Brees – leadership, poise under pressure – are merely symptoms of his intelligence and preparation.

In fact, we could say that the primary characteristic of the otherwise nebulous and sprawling British middle classes is self-disgust.

The unwieldy, nebulous regional appellations remain confusing, an overlapping bunch of zones and sub-zones that do little to zero in on characteristics of terroir or geography.

Fairness is more nebulous.

"It was a nebulous cloud".

He is enthusiastic but nebulous.

It's all very nebulous.

Admittedly, this is a somewhat nebulous concept.

(Even the examples have nebulous origins.

The previous campaign was too nebulous.

But Clarke's words are nebulous.