Sentence examples for a vague observation from inspiring English sources
Arthur Quiller-Couch responded with a contrary view and claimed that the lines were "a vague observation – to anyone whom life has taught to face facts and define his terms, actually an uneducated conclusion, albeit most pardonable in one so young and ardent".
This is what my mother taught me 40 years ago, backed up by the vague observation that Italians tended toward corpulence because they ate so much pasta.
Cleansed of telling detail, the report offers only vague observations and conclusions.
Titled "Bookshelf," it features the title and author of each book along with details that swerve back and forth between plot summation, personal experiences and vague observations, treating the book as text and physical object.
Instead the report is comprised of vague observations, with the officer going as far as to detail over-hearing "people in the smoking area enquiring about the purchase of drugs".
Opponents argue that "research and observation" is a vague category which will give hunters a wide range of "excuses" to hunt – by claiming they are doing a fox population count, for example, or assessing levels of disease in the area.
Officially, the satellite, dubbed Kwangmyongsong-4 ("Bright Star-4") after a poem written by late leader Kim Jong-is, is for Earth observation purposes, a vague designation that can cover everything from meteorology to urban planning to reconnaissance.
Even viewed together, the court said, these observations gave rise to nothing more than a vague hunch of possible wrongdoing. 207 Ill.
A vague Hawaii reference.
