Sentences with phrase «nebulous idea»
Seriously — another benefit of aiming to replace your salary through a passive income stream is you should know roughly the figure required, rather than going after the rather nebulous idea of a million pounds, dollars, or whatever your currency of choice is.
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There's world class talent, there's the working class fans getting priced out of the English game, and there's the more nebulous idea of «class» as a way of describing clubs and individuals that do things the right way.
His poetry thus emerges from an abstract space akin to that of Dash and Jensen, transforming and transmitting nebulous ideas and concepts through personal experience and philosophies.
Do something worthwhile with the money instead of donating to some nebulous idea that really has no impact on society.
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Just saying that it's a pretty standard sports move to use the nebulous idea of «injuries» as reasoning to not play certain players.
Larry Fitzgerald defines the nebulous idea of what it means to be a true No. 1 receiver in the NFL.
This is a little bit of a nebulous idea that some co sleeping advocates don't believe at all while others feel as though it's true of their children.
That might seem like a nebulous idea, but it's really quite simple: the tighter the grip, the more tension is created.
Certainly a 21 - year - old in 1994 with a nebulous idea of his future, coming of age during a recession, could appreciate it.
(15) More crucial, however, was a nebulous idea for an intimate, small - scale film based on the life of children.
«Saved» is a nebulous idea.
As a corporate solicitor, I often run into resistance to using electronic signatures on contracts based on the nebulous idea of the security risks involved.
The worst way to go about doing this is through the nebulous idea of «networking.»
A call to don the mantel of some nebulous idea of human rights is unhelpful precisely because the idea is a blank canvas: human rights can mean different things to different people (and different judges).