Sentence examples for nebulous language from inspiring English sources

It's a big part of the reason why I prefer the unfashionable idea of religion, with all its practices and public liturgies, to that nebulous language of spirituality that prioritises the inner life and the idea of feeling.

In the nebulous language of eulogy, Ellen Roche, a bright, healthy, 24-year-old volunteer in an asthma study at Johns Hopkins University, died for the sake of science.

More interesting than the timbres Mr. Broening used was the work's rationale: it is, apparently, a commentary on Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun," although that work is not quoted, and Mr. Broening's alternately brash and dreamily nebulous language is a world apart from Debussy's.

Most are quite likely going to attempt either some mealy-mouthed support or perhaps some vague and nebulous language.

A manifesto, borrowed from /r/militant, took steps to clear nebulous language and make the case for what is acceptable content.

Ms. Chen captured that sense of motion in steady, almost Impressionistic waves of crescendos and diminuendos (or sometimes just the crescendos), and in an alluringly nebulous harmonic language.

The first stanza is built upon even, soporific movement in which figurative language conveys the nebulous image of a girl who "seemed a thing that could not feel / The touch of earthly years".

But Clarke's words are nebulous.

§4 focuses on the three areas where contemporary philosophers have offered the most detailed accounts based on properties: philosophy of mathematics, the semantics of natural languages, and topics in a more nebulous area that might be called naturalistic ontology.

The legal agreement on biodiversity, published in 2011, clearly uses the word "ensure" but by insisting on the much weaker word "promote", the US has diluted hard-won legal language and replaced it with something that is nebulous at best, and unenforceable at worst.

Other major skills deficits include English language competency, reading comprehension and math, as well as more nebulous qualities such as critical thinking aptitude, professionalism and leadership.