Sentence examples for thought nebulous from inspiring English sources

What I had thought nebulous took on a distinct point of view.

Even if you don't have much truck with tradition, the other 364 days of the year, even if your family set-up is anything other than traditional, even if the very word "tradition" brings you out in hives and makes you think nebulous dark thoughts about dodgy political parties and "Britishness".

He had already sold one children's book, "Lafcadio: The Lion Who Shot Back," but editors thought "The Giving Tree" fell into a nebulous and unpromising noncategory between children's book and adult literature.

Some modules are quite conspicuous a cell is a prime example—but also more nebulous systems, like metabolism, are thought to consist of modules.

CNN thought maybe after the FBI chief released a nebulous letter about possibly innocuous emails now under review that Obama would suddenly withdraw his support of the Democratic nominee?

Several respondents had to be encouraged to relate their personal experiences and approaches "warts and all", rather than their sanitized impressions of how they thought they should be learning or of how they perceived the nebulous "they" (i.e., other students) to approach learning and assessment.

4 Position of student I thought the measurement are 50% accurate… Sometimes A's hand was down and up. 4 Nebulous statement No, I don't think the measurement was that accurate.

One problem in finding an answer is that "al-Qaeda" is nebulous: it is at once a secret organisation, a network of militant groups and a diffuse social revolt.It includes a cluster of leaders around Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, thought to be sheltering in Pakistan's wild frontier after being evicted from Afghanistan.

"It's very nebulous, but I think that is a reasonable estimate," he added.

We're all co-existing on this planet, and that sense of our little circle and everything else being some big, nebulous "them", I think is a dangerous one for us all.

Writing forces you to think in a different way, articulating your nebulous thoughts as specifically and concretely as possible.