Sentence examples for nebulous things from inspiring English sources

Many nebulous things happened at once.

Some want nebulous things like "global justice".

I get the feeling that they are trying to change the subject to more nebulous things, things like family disadvantage, not income.

The scheme is also about such romantic and nebulous things as community, heritage, the fraught relationship between the past and the future.

The incident highlighted the tricky calculus media organizations must engage in when deciding which candidates to pay attention to, and which not, as they factor in criteria like standing in the polls, fund-raising and more nebulous things like momentum.

To a large extent, though, those nebulous things known as social norms are probably to blame for the trivial rates at which men take advantage of leave and flex-work policies.

"Chemistry is a very nebulous thing.

And it's this nebulous thing".

Never mind that nebulous thing known as poetic licence.

It feels a nebulous thing, but it goes back to the power of names.

"But it's a nebulous thing, the grandness – mysterious, silent, unknowable.