Sentence examples for somewhat nebulous from inspiring English sources
Admittedly, this is a somewhat nebulous concept.
No. 4 is also somewhat nebulous.
For kava, Mr. Smith of Herb Pharm said: "We can make somewhat nebulous claims.
Ardern – a 37-year-old former Mormon and occasional DJ – campaigned on a somewhat nebulous platform of hope and change.
"Even among abortion-rights supporters, privacy is considered a somewhat nebulous peg on which to put abortion rights".
The MacArthur Foundation has given this somewhat nebulous concept some momentum, recently announcing a $2 million competition to create and develop badges and a system for their use.
Tim is an investor and/or advisor to Uber, Facebook, Twitter, and Evernote, so I asked him about applying these principles to what he referred to as the "somewhat-nebulous area of leadership".
A fairly nebulous story on the iPhone.
The new video is called Undercurrents, which Omoss tells The Creators Project, "is an attempt at expressing the somewhat abstract and nebulous feeling of being immersed in a societal fabric woven from subliminal undertones".
Critics (e.g. van Fraassen 1989) question the rather nebulous notion of "balancing" simplicity and strength, which are themselves somewhat sketchy.
Fairness is more nebulous.
