Sentence examples for Vague divisions from inspiring English sources

Yet, we form households with vague divisions of labor that are often filled with animosity.

Benedict himself has further confused matters with his Ash Wednesday homily, in which he referenced vague internal "divisions".

Since the publication of Sybil, One Nation Toryism has been taken to mean a support for liberal paternalism and a vague interest in lessening class divisions.

However, it suffers from some well-known shortcomings (class descriptions that are ambiguous or vague, relatively low granularity, arbitrary divisions) (Schulze, 2004).

And it is not because of some vague matter of "deep moral divisions".

The authors attempt to clarify the usage of the term "widely", but actually just substitute it by no less vague "across high-level taxonomic divisions".

This is a specifically Blairite twist on the Thatcher project: instead of division he brings a vague entangling consensus.

There may be a vague allusion to processes of cellular division in these central shapes, which are filled with various patterns, often looking like bits of torn paper.

The specific division of labor, however, remained a bit vague, with some of Mr. Giuliani's aides clearly viewing Mr. Spitzer as a junior partner.

We see only their dark, vague silhouettes, which serves as an apt metaphor for the division between public and private life.

The Cablevision proposal, the terms of which remain vague, may delay any final decision by the Justice Department's antitrust division, lawyers involved in the review said.