Sentence examples for nebulous of from inspiring English sources

The war had forged new alliances, the greatest and most nebulous of all the United Nations.

As it happens, Lehrer makes a very impressive fist of nailing even this most nebulous of concepts.

And Burnham, who by the judges' admission "electrified" the festival from day one, was given the panel prize, which awards acts who distil that most conveniently nebulous of qualities, the spirit of the fringe.

"This kind of evidence is crucial when you are trying members of a nebulous group of international terrorists".

And if I learned nothing else in the torrent of election season advertising, it's that Republicans are proponents of the nebulous objective of "letting markets work".

Dropped in favour of a nebulous "duty of responsibility".

Since February 2006, she had accumulated added interest of $88,204 and nebulous "fees" of almost $11,000.

Cross-disciplinary, multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary... the terms are often used rather nebulously in the admittedly nebulous field of live art.

But there is lingering uneasiness here -- and not just among Mrs. Arroyo's opponents -- about her use of the rather nebulous concept of rebellion to arrest political rivals.

It is a crowd of people, a nebulous crowd of people, working together and doing things together for various purposes".

Nicole Been's abstract paintings are made of layers of looping lines carved into nebulous forms of like colors.