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1
There was a surge of power, darker this time, somehow
more
nebulous
.
2
Sometimes it's a great deal
more
nebulous
and metaphorical.
3
But while the reality of tax hits home on pay day, death is a bit
more
nebulous
.
4
What Margaret didn't tell Dora was something larger and
more
nebulous
-
that
it
was Andrew himself who seemed dangerous.
5
Her views, if abundant, were confused, and the more she said the
more
nebulous
they seemed to grow.
6
Other factors were
more
nebulous
.
7
Cross examined by the clever attorney who had been engaged by McGinty, they were even
more
nebulous
in their evidence.
8
But we didn't have a checklist that we applied when writing Alan, it was about creating a much
more
nebulous
worldview.
9
What if it's actually
more
nebulous
,
and more toxic, questions of culture and identity that lie at the heart of this matter?
10
It shows sharply how once widely accepted beliefs about a person's place in the economy have been ripped asunder by bigger,
more
nebulous
forces.
11
Yet there's also another sort of legacy and it's a lot harder to pin down because it's
more
nebulous
than a building or a square.
12
These are
more
nebulous
terms than, say, "You could taste the fried eggplant coming through all of the sauce and all of the cheese."
more
nebulous
more