If that sounds nebulous, it is.
Perhaps, but that all sounds nebulous – and certainly not as chic as making oneself unGoogleable.
That feels extraordinarily high, and the term "reach" sounds nebulous, but I'm told that it means they have read at least one edition of the paper.
On the campaign trail, David Cameron and Nick Clegg often sounded nebulous as they pledged a break from the past.
New political vocabularies always sound nebulous until debate gives them partisan shape and color.
The sea around them is rising.The problem of greenhouse gases may sound nebulous in Maidstone or Miami.
Blond also claimed that the key to development in urban economies was to "build relationships" – a concept he admitted sounded "nebulous" but that was at the heart of local growth, he added.
I realize that sounds pretty nebulous, so I'll name a few artists I feel fall into this category: Alizzz, Wave Racer, AWE, Deon Custom, and Bo En.
This advice sounds irritatingly nebulous, but he's done something that worked, in a very short time: from the yes campaign, the SNP got this surge in membership, and with it, political ambition.
Consider this, from the questionnaire: "With the exception of elementary or high school performances, did you go to a live jazz performance during the last 12 months?" However direct it sounds, it's more nebulous than asking whether someone saw a play, attended the opera or visited a museum.
We learn, from this latest installment, that the Force moves through all living things, which sounds lovely, if a trifle nebulous, yet the uses to which people put it, in the course of the narrative, seem highly specialized and precise.
