Sentence examples for nebulous theme from inspiring English sources

Last year's LeWeb in Paris had the somewhat nebulous theme of 'Love'; this year the theme is – yep – the real-time web.

Malcolm Boyle - who wrote the Nebulous theme and edited the pilot - had written an entire original score for the show.

The ECB also supplied a nebulous governing theme: The Ages and Styles of Europe.

I am interested in more elusive and nebulous subject matter.

Some critics will undoubtedly criticize Arcade Fire for recycling themes (including their own), but the verdict on the band (or the album) shouldn't be weighed against some nebulous idea of "originality"; it should be about execution and effect.

Remember that you cannot patent a nebulous idea.

It's much too broad and nebulous a subject.

Last year's theme, the nebulous notion of "One Nation" got the odd mention.

His loose, sketchy style and his use of encaustic, a waxy, drippy, translucent substance, keep the exact identity of his subjects nebulous, while the domestic themes like lawn mowing, bicycle riding and just plain frolicking give his work a personal but eccentric overtone.

But that is for some nebulous time in the future.

This second idea is a bit more nebulous, but Chien is hitting on an important theme here: How badly American education is in need of disruption and innovation, especially as that would relate to mobile.