A metaphor for sadness and confusion, they have long been seen as spoiling the weather, rather than being one of its most lovable and interesting aspects.Now a fondly compiled compendium of the nebulous world's facts and fancies redresses the balance.
But more importantly, the story's facts are nebulous at best.
The point at which this happens is nebulous, as is evident from the fact that it's still the topic of vigorous professional discussion.
Many others in the video-game industry felt betrayed, if in a nebulous and unfocussed way, and despite the fact that no promises had been broken.
One patchwork representation of the borough's every-changing neighborhoods elicited heated comments on Jacobs's blog; collected in the book, they attest to the fact that the city's nebulous geography is often a matter of opinion.
Also, I have to (attempt to) transition them to the Common Core State Standards which, despite the fact that they are so nebulous and inherently flawed, include assessments which are so far above these students' level of competency it's frightening.
While we can't expect B&N and Amazon to ever back down in the numbers arms war, the fact that they are announcing even nebulous numbers is a testament to the growing popularity of their devices.
The fact is that our divisions are more nebulous than we Nigerians are sometimes inclined to admit.
In fact, yelled the scorps, Klein had violated the nebulous but potent American code of journalism ethics.
In fact, the policy section defining "unwelcome conduct," gave the nebulous response that, "whether conduct is unwelcome is determined based on the totality of the circumstances, including various objective and subjective factors".
In fact, it was the unease of mathematicians with such a nebulous idea that led them to develop the concept of the limit.
