Sentence examples for Intentionally vague from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin is intentionally vague about his background.

But the language is, for the most part, intentionally vague.

Marx's vision of communist society is remarkably (and perhaps intentionally) vague.

The wording of the measure is intentionally vague in many places.

Mrs. Hussein argues that Article 152 is intentionally vague, in part to punish women.

Earnest said: "Well, I think handful – a handful is intentionally vague".

Officials said, though, that they were being intentionally vague about security precautions.

Indeed, predictions are often intentionally vague to maximize wiggle room should they prove flawed.

Unlike "The Usual Suspects," "The Way of the Gun" is not intentionally vague.

The general managers and other N.H.L. officials seemed intentionally vague about how a broadened Rule 48 would work.

Defense lawyers in Arusha worry that Rwanda's laws, which critics say are intentionally vague, could be used against them, too.