Sentence examples similar to nebulous divide from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Cairo felt nebulous, in limbo and divided.

By Wendell Steavenson February 4 , 2011[ image: /photos/5909590b2179605b11ad4682] On Friday, Cairo felt nebulous, in limbo and divided.

Nonetheless, discussions about whether there are truth-makers for a given range of truth bearers on one or the other side of the positive-negative divide are apt to appear nebulous.

Legal experts questioned about the matter were divided over the issue, underscoring the nebulous nature of conflict-of-interest standards for federal judges.

Always one to push inflammatory rhetoric to the edge (click, click), Bolt has previously warned that the (unformulated, unannounced) nebulous proposal for recognition would "put Australia on the path to Apartheid", and "divide Australians between the 'first' and the rest – on the basis of the 'race'".

Gottlieb, on the other hand, relies solely on a very controlled depth of field -- a substantial divide between the focused area of the closest wave to the nebulous form, tone and color of the distant water behind it.

Are we too divided because of insufficient leadership (the solution to which is the nebulous "bringing us together")?

Fairness is more nebulous.

"It was a nebulous cloud".

Others are more nebulous.

Everything about Abrams is nebulous.