Sentence examples for a less vague from inspiring English sources

I'll need to see it gaain to provide a less vague description - bear with me! Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.37pm BST23 37 So, those late, late goals: Germany's second was the equivalent of somebody stealing the pennies from a dead man's eyes.

I studied the map, but its Google Earth shadings hadn't become any less vague since the last time I'd studied it.

But were the protests of the 1960s any less vague?

A vague American-Chinese-Pakistani axis and a somewhat less vague Russian-Indian axis seemed to have emerged in South Asia.

And for all the broker breast-beating they aren't even particularly draconian – other countries have gone for a much less vague approach and insisted on set salary multiples, loan-to-value ratios and mortgage lengths.

All three will be on stage to field questions about what they have in store, why and how they were able to raise so much money for their first fund, and maybe even to get a little less vague about what the hell SherpaFoundry actually is.

"Climate change is going to be a lot less vague and abstract in the future," said Tarleton.

A focus on consent, self-empowerment, health and cleanliness reign over OneTaste, a group founded on a belief in the power of Orgasmic Meditation (OM), a practice that's less vague than it sounds.

By determining the manner in which an incident is captured and evaluated (i.e. the development of predetermined criteria for dispatch), the programme has resulted in a more accurate and less vague form of communication.

Less vague than a relative target is an emissions trajectory, which defines how much greenhouse gas the world emits each year going forward.

Less vague was a tweet from December 8th of this year, in which Rihanna appears in bed, enfolded by a tattooed arm that looks like Chris Brown's.