Sentence examples for nebulous matters from inspiring English sources

Under anyone other than Mr Kohl, the Berlin republic would probably set a more pragmatic face to Europe, not worrying so much about nebulous matters of war and peace as about the German interest.

But in the professional ranks, where signing players can be a million-dollar chess game, teams seek any extra insight they can get, no matter how nebulous.

Dark lanes of nebulous matter are puzzling features in some of these clusters.

As well as the nebulous matter of "culture" there is the abundant overlap between DLJ and CSFB, Credit Suisse's existing investment bank with which DLJ is being merged.Mr Moelis, for example, played a large role in telecoms finance, an area that encroaches on the turf of CSFB's star technology banker, Frank Quattrone.

I am interested in more elusive and nebulous subject matter.

And it's this nebulous thing".

"Chemistry is a very nebulous thing.

Public art is a shadowy, nebulous thing.

Of course "campaigning" is a nebulous thing.

I've joined that nebulous thing: the Resistance.

"If everything is so nebulous about a matter so elementary as the morals of sex," says Dowell, baffled and despairing, "what is there to guide us in the more subtle morality of all other personal contacts, associations and activities?