Sentence examples similar to a vague sum from inspiring English sources

Yes? A: Vaguely.

"Leadership" sums up, in a vague way, everything that's desirable and none of what's not.

Perle was purveying what he hoped would become U.S policy, (and what did become U.S. policy), but in the way that the shadow elite finds most efficient: through all manner of official, might-be official, and unofficial channels, using power that can't be summed up in a vague job title like Perle's, or challenged by traditional means of accountability.

However, he added: "We've had no real commitment from the UK government, no date when the underfunding of Wales will be dealt with and no sum of money mentioned; just a vague promise".

I know that, as a rough guide to the sum of human knowledge, as a vague weathervane for the leaning direction of public opinion, websites like IMDb are good.

In sum, compared to a clearly stated problem, a vague problem is likely to lead to ineffective group discussions and self-study, which results in lower levels of academic achievement.

The dictionary definition is vague, "the sum total of the attainments and learned behavior patterns of any specific period or people". Let me list instead what I consider the components.

A vague time frame?

A vague Hawaii reference.

A vague warning comes across.

"There was a vague target".