Sentence examples for nebulous ideas from inspiring English sources

But that energy is in service of deeply nebulous ideas.

Luke Frost, the head pastry chef with Valrhona wrangled my nebulous ideas ("Rolos that taste like cornflakes" and literally just the word "Nutella") into something tangible.

And I do think a lot visually, which helps me "land" the nebulous ideas into something more concrete.

But it also fits snugly within faint, nebulous ideas about "wellness", too, and a lot of people go for solely that purpose.

On the other hand, research stemming from poorly-defined questions often is unclear about its objectives, applies inappropriate methods in its pursuit of nebulous ideas, is vague in its proposed outcomes and, hence, is liable to be too far reaching in its conclusions.

He was not talking about actual extinctions, but the much more nebulous idea of an extinction threat.

In fact, it was the unease of mathematicians with such a nebulous idea that led them to develop the concept of the limit.

On the other hand, he knew nothing of doubly periodic functions, the classical theory of quadratic forms, or Cauchy's theorem, and he had only the most nebulous idea of what constitutes a mathematical proof.

Since 2001, a whole shelf of books have been published about al-Qaida, and the overall consensus is that they are now no more than a brand, a nebulous idea that anyone can subscribe to.

Because the labor market finally seemed to be recovering, Mr. Kerry had shifted his criticism from the absolute number of new jobs to the broader if more nebulous idea of a "middle-class squeeze" and a declining quality of life.

Just as Pabst might evoke some fairy-tale notion of blue-collar, union-strong Milwaukee, so, too, does the old Miller Lite can suggest a nebulous idea about the American past — one generic enough to let young people fill in the gaps themselves.