Most curious is a section titled "Social Mysticism," whose works express nebulous visions less of a revolution than of a cosmic apocalypse, in watered-down variants of Surrealism.
As he becomes increasingly intoxicated by his visions, and Pesotsky more hysterical about his orchard and the Russian Antonovsky Apple, Chekhov explores the nebulous boundary between genius and insanity.
Some want nebulous things like "global justice".
Like the obsidian mirrors made by the Aztecs for purposes of divination, these rows of graphs and numbers contain nebulous images of the future – visions that by their very indistinctness can give comfort to believers in human improvement.
"The result echoes my vision of capturing a nebulous inner dialogue we all have," she says.
While his vision of a future Russia has often been vaguely shaped – as a nebulous "vast metaphysical Canada" – it has been suffused with a strong strand of sometimes xenophobic nationalism.
While you might assume, by hearing AI and video in the same sentence, that what we have here is a solution that somehow uses computer vision, in fact Conviva relies on the machine learning aspect of that nebulous area of data science.
He skillfully attacked the slowest-moving targets in any GOP debate -- Democrats and the media -- while laying out a positive vision of his own that sounded as clear and modern as Bush's did nebulous and stale. .
Fairness is more nebulous.
"It was a nebulous cloud".
He is enthusiastic but nebulous.
