Sentence examples for nebulous role from inspiring English sources

Dennis Wise Joined in January last year in a nebulous role Mike Ashley describes as Executive Director (Football).

Before the Mets traded Todd Pratt to the Philadelphia Phillies last July and made Wilson the backup, he had been stuck in a nebulous role.

Clarke appears to be in surprisingly good spirits considering his recent downgrading by David Cameron, from lord chancellor to the more nebulous role of "minister without portfolio".

Since August he has held the nebulous role of senior adviser, with an uncertain portfolio and a senior executive salary as high as $161,000.

In 1980, a new Constitution backed by the Pinochet government made the armed forces "guarantors of institutionality," giving them a nebulous role as political arbiters.

But no, we mustn't fall into the old traps, because the more insistent these allegations become, the more revelatory the establishment is getting about Prince Andrew's efficacy in his deceptively nebulous role.

West resigned as the Lakers' top executive in 2000 and worked in a nebulous consulting role for two years before taking the reins of the Memphis Grizzlies.

Now Thomas, after four and a half years as the face of the franchise, will retreat to a nebulous background role somewhere down the company flow chart.

His representation saga entered the realm of farce during the Irish Open, where McIlroy was shadowed at his news conferences and on the course by the Horizon co-founders, Conor Ridge and Colin Morrissey, but was tended to by a former Horizon employee, Sean O'Flaherty, in his nebulous new role as McIlroy's personal assistant.

"I experience my person," he said, "as a nebulous persona".

This week, a group of psychologists launched a battle against a more nebulous foe: the role their profession plays in developing technology that hooks children to social media, video gaming and other digital habits.