Significats de nebulous concept en anglès

The West Ham Way is a nebulous concept that provokes both reverence and derision.

But he considered musical borders a nebulous concept.

Overheating is a nebulous concept.

Games are perhaps the only medium daft enough to measure their aesthetic value with a nebulous concept like this, like fun.

Cyberspace is a nebulous concept to most of us, a soup of information out of which we fish facts, using search engines as hooks.

But since then, the web mashup grew from a nebulous concept to become the underlying principle of how a proper web service should operate.

One central problem faced when discussing terrorism is that it is a nebulous concept; we do not have an agreed definition of what it is.

Most recently propelled by the nebulous concept of "zero tolerance", hardline law and order rhetoric and simplistic electioneering on crime now dominate political discourse.

'A rather nebulous concept, one feels,' said Faraday, lasciviously eyeing the sandwiches.

Rational speculation must get rid of such nebulous concepts as the evolution of the more highly developed animal organisms from the less developed, etc.