Sentences with phrase «very nebulous»

I'm always happy to see breakdowns of just what various groups of Australians (and Americans and Brits and Canadians, etc.) think about issues, but it seems to me that «the average Australian» or «the average American» or «the average any other citizen» is a very nebulous person indeed and the 58 % figure you refer to in actuality characterizes the situation for all Australians.
So, even environmentally committed parents find that protecting their children from the very specific and immediate dangers of speeding traffic takes priority over protecting the Earth from the very nebulous and complex dangers of climate change.
A smaller HUD does create one problem, however — a very nebulous minimap.
Saying that we're using a particular pedagogy «less than before» seems very nebulous, especially in American education.
I could never settle on «the day» we started being together — it was a very nebulous, what was our first date?
However, maintenance is a very nebulous term.
He builds on the shoulders of giants like Lyle McDonald's Guide to Flexible Dieting and takes the process a step further to truly provide a workable guide to what can be a very nebulous topic.»
«It's still a very nebulous concept,» he says.
But insiders say the bus terminal is very nebulous at this point with an unknown price tag and no money to really get started.
You criticize an entity / organization that has a goal of helping the poor, for example, and praise a very nebulous entity that exists entirely for the purpose of «being».

Not exact matches

But the concept of dignitary harm is nebulous enough to count against any conscience claim — even while a spurious link to the (systematically very different) harms of Jim Crow makes it weighty enough to defeat any claim it is weighed against.
It all remains fairly nebulous and perhaps not very useable practically.
In the standard telling, this most well - tested of physical theories — fount of the computers, lasers and cellphones that our adult souls delight in — informs us that reality's basic building blocks take on a very different, nebulous form when no one is looking.
With them it will peer through the creaking, dusty cosmic eons to study much that astronomers using Hubble and other telescopes have barely begun to glimpse: the universe's very first galaxies, nascent stars and planets in mid-creation in nebulous wombs, the atmospheres of worlds both within and beyond our solar system.
A very appealing supporting cast chips in for good measure, with Voight effectively nebulous, Beart (8 Women) alluringly sexy yet naive, and the duo of Reno (The Visitors) and Rhames (Pulp Fiction) amusing, but not overbearing.
Kylotonn has dredged this near - forgotten racing rebel from the very bottom of the barrel and fashioned it into a basic but fun, stunt - filled speedster, but I found myself regularly frustrated with its repetitive career mode, its stingy economy and nebulous unlockables, its superficial demolition derby events, and its uneven difficulty.
Undead Labs has revealed a somewhat nebulous — but still very welcome — June release window for State of Decay: Lifeline...
Their «services» are a bit nebulous, yet one thing is very clear.
I'm sure people scoffed at the valuation of Facebook or Uber, but these services are investing in social changes that are, by their very nature, nebulous.
By all nebulous barometers, business in Basel was satisfactory, possibly even very good.
Never mind that «nature» and «harmony» are, at best, entirely nebulous, if not mystical concepts, this is environmentalism's Bill of Rights or Magna Carta, only it leaves us humans with very little.
In this example we can see that «legal service centres», a somewhat nebulous term, has been defined very broadly as «Centres serving the public which may provide a variety of legal services including information, advice, referral, or help finding a lawyer.»
Second, the company is very focused on international payments, rather than more nebulous claims by Bitcoin, like attempting to be the currency of the future.
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