| He nimbly steers his magic carpet through the nebulous and confusing post-modern clouds of the internet. |
| His sculptures and etchings on this theme straddle a nebulous elegance, somewhere between abstraction and technical drawing. |
| The Pleiades is a nebulous cluster of stars, all contained within one degree of longitude, located on the shoulder of the Bull. |
| Symptomatic, some would say, of the nebulous world of the continent's football, where administrative chaos and indiscipline are rife. |
| I assume that nebulous economic term indicates it's some form of slush fund for the pollies to spend at their discretion. |
| The judges felt the Entitlement card idea was just too stupid, woolly and nebulous to win. |
