Sentence examples for a bit vague for from inspiring English sources

He was a bit vague, for example, about global warming.

If that sounds a bit vague still, Dyckovsky apologizes for me.

Sure, the details were a bit vague – James Wharton, the youthful MP for Stockton South who was appointed minister to the northern powerhouse in May, admitted recently that the government did not even have a working definition of where exactly the "north" was.

Facebook's blog post announcing today's update is a bit vague, but I pushed the company for details about how it built this new predictive model.

Facebook's blog post announcing today's update is a bit vague, but I pushed the company for details about how it built this new predictive model.

I love individual accountability, but I'm also great at taking direction from my boss". It sounds nice, if a bit vague, but how do you know for sure that candidate is telling the truth?

I suppose what I am asking for is a bit vague, but in reality I do not know where she would want to go, or what she would want to do.

The GTO feels too heavy (it is much heftier), the steering is a bit vague, and although the 17-inch tires will hang on for dear life, there's a ton of chassis roll.

For example, some of the steps seem a bit vague.

While I had said startups were "Searching" for a business model, I had been a bit vague about what exactly a business model looked like.

Although his remarks were a bit vague, he seemed to suggest that he would eliminate them only for high-income households.