Examples of using Nebulous in English and their translations into Slovak
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Satan is not a metaphor or a nebulous concept but a real person armed with dark powers.
Although the history of its cultivation is nebulous, chayote squash,
opposition politicians have been detained on suspicion of involvement in this nebulous conspiracy.
I am convinced that the European Parliament is no place for nebulous political games;
let alone some nebulous future moment.
Big Data' is a nebulous term, but when we expanded the definition to include insight
His will in our regard is not nebulous but is a well-defined salvific plan:
So we took this kind of nebulous idea and have worked really closely with Dr. Zullinger for the past year on writing this as a one-year curriculum offered at the high school level to the junior class.
state" is a somewhat nebulous phrase thrown into conversation when a politician
specialties to more fully unravel that nebulous question.
This usually lasts all the way to the first nebulous comments from our leaders that this is just a meaningless attack by a“few bad apples”
powerful people who have now added green"“ or some nebulous semblance of green"“ to their portfolios.
stupid plan to revive the Cold War by creating a nebulous“terrorist” enemy.
powerful people who have now added green- or some nebulous semblance of green- to their portfolios.'.
without having to resort to such nebulous(and less easy-to-value) assets as goodwill.
an even more nebulous calculation.
this creates a jumble of nebulous tools, results indicators,
book a walking holiday in war-torn Yemen, merely that the nebulous sense of foreboding many of us are feeling amid the press of global instability should not be a reason to shy away from exploration.
the misuse of power or that nebulous phrase"weak governance.".
because this debate is sometimes nebulous and imprecise and I would like clarifications,” he said.