Aún no tenemos significados para "so nebulous".
1It is hard to manage your time if it is so nebulous.
2Who knew, however, that something so nebulous as distribution rights could be purchased in this manner?
3That the concept of detoxification is so nebulous might be why it has evaded public suspicion.
4It had happened that morning at the Ministry, if anything so nebulous could be said to happen.
5It had been, when it had existed, so nebulous that words were not needed to eliminate it.
6It was so loose, so nebulous, it was hard to admit that it was all they had.
7It was so nebulous that the sphere could be clearly distinguished through it; in extension, however, it was thick.
8There are real difficulties involved in attempting to describe something so real yet so nebulous as "the between."
9It's hard for reporters to hold power to account while also trying to maintain something so nebulous, and unpredictable as public confidence.
10These myths form a composite whole, so complex and so nebulous that it is hard indeed to array them in classes and categories.
11The unchecked power of companies that harvest our data is a great problem-butit's hard to get angry about an idea that's so nebulous.
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