Sentence examples for something nebulous from inspiring English sources

But there was something nebulous and unfocused about it.

That could only be helped by a case demonstrating that, in his words, "this was not just something nebulous".

Not that this power needs to be something nebulous and mystical: as Suzy X, one of Rookie's tarot teachers and frontwoman of "witchcore" punk band Shady Hawkins, says, it can be pretty damn pragmatic.

"Dead rock stars appeal to people because their death allows something nebulous to become a story with a beginning, a middle and an end," says Pat Gilbert, editor of the music magazine Mojo.

Twitris offers an interesting way to understand and quantify something nebulous like a debate which doesn't necessarily have a distinct winner or loser.

It is something more nebulous, something that could even be said to connect up with ideas of the spiritual.

But it also looks as if the pilot is dealing with something more nebulous than addiction.

"To have something this nebulous just opens it up to problems," Mr. Huff said.

Mankell, known in Sweden and beyond for his genre fiction, has dared to try something more nebulous here.

"To die for something as nebulous as that is stupidity," he said, quoting his and Ethel's mother.

His parents couldn't understand why he would walk away from £140 a week for something as nebulous as a stint in a boy band.