Sentence examples for Vague articulation from inspiring English sources

What's more, as Wonkblog reports, Trump's vague articulation that he's protecting the non-rich but not the rich is not borne out by the details.

However, the origin and transformation of the propodeal-metasomal articulation are still vague.

The articulation model may be too vague or too permissive.

String articulation in rapid passages sounded vaguely together but just loose enough that delicate detail kept clotting into amorphous masses of sound.

The lower court followed Justice Thomas' lead and struck down not only the fleeting-expletives rule but also the FCC's 2001 articulation of its indecency policy as unconstitutionally vague.

Demand articulation is a process of converting the customer's vague wants into a set of research and development projects.

But this account does not sit well with boundaries of the bona fide sort (if any); if any such boundary were vague, it would be so independently of our cognitive or social articulations, hence a de re account would seem to be necessary, which means that there would be genuine worldly indeterminacy.

Converting demand from a vague set of wants into well-defined products requires a sophisticated translation skill, demand articulation.

There is a vague likeness between the art of guqin and Western experimental music: the scores indicate tunings, fingerings, and articulations but fail to specify rhythms, resulting in markedly different interpretations by performers of competing schools.

Whether one focuses on wrongful acts or unworthy attitudes, however, the assumption was that true repentance required an articulation of one's failings -- and that in turn required a degree of self-examination probing beyond vague feelings of regret or inadequacy.

Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.