Sentence examples similar to nebulous joke from inspiring English sources
Today, more people would probably rather hear a joke about the nebulous uncertainties of sexual consent told by Amy Schumer ("We've all been a little bit raped. Like, not totes consensch") than by Bill Burr ("Choke me, but let me breathe, but kind of scare the shit out of me a little bit").
In accepting his award, Lithgow joked about the nebulous nature of the Hollywood foreign press, whose influence stems largely from the event's role relative to the Academy Awards.
Ever since the Supreme Court in Halo adopted a nebulous standard for willful infringement that – no joke – includes the words "characteristic of a pirate," litigants and lower courts have struggled to determine what kind of "egregious infringement behavior" merits enhanced damages.
In transition, one's gender identity may feel so nebulous, so unexternalized, that even one's body seems not to be in on the joke.
By Michael M. Weinstein November 17, 2015 In transition, one's gender identity may feel so nebulous, so unexternalized, that even one's body seems not to be in on the joke.
The movie, which opens a one-week engagement today at Anthology Film Archives, is a loosely connected series of jokes and sight gags about the making of a film whose plot is too nebulous to describe.
Fairness is more nebulous.
"It was a nebulous cloud".
Others are more nebulous.
He is enthusiastic but nebulous.
