Sentence examples similar to nebulous edges from inspiring English sources
This indicated a fundamental limitation to the certainty of operations: "Operations themselves are, of course, derived from experience, and would be expected also to have a nebulous edge of uncertainty" (1927, 36).
After all, how could a textualist, who firmly believed in lawyers' obligation to follow the text, respect a concept as nebulous and blurry edged as privacy?
Few are likely to cause greater alarm nowadays than "edge", the term for one investor's nebulous advantage over others.
Rappers Common and The Roots' own Black Thought pop up to add a sharper edge to some tracks, but picking the nebulous Wholy Holy as the Marvin Gaye cover speaks volumes about the general tone.
In a powerful and persuasive reassessment of Wollstonecraft's "Short Residence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark," Holmes cites her poetically precise description of a jellyfish so nebulous that it looked "like thickened water, with a white edge".
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'".
Fairness is more nebulous.
"It was a nebulous cloud".
Others are more nebulous.
Everything about Abrams is nebulous.
