Sentence examples for a vague thing from inspiring English sources

"Strengthening public health is not a vague thing, it is very specific," he was quoted as saying in the Global Ebola Response's outlook for 2015.

Teenagers may well scoff at the idea of public service broadcasting (PSB), a vague thing that encompasses children's content as well as religious broadcasting, arts and culture.

"We're here and we won't leave until real changes are made" is kind of a vague thing to protest, when you can't even define what real changes you want made.

Because it's such a vague thing it's hard to know where to go and who to talk to".

"General business is a pretty vague thing, for which it is probably impossible to give anything like a professional training," wrote A. Lawrence Lowell, a government professor who would later succeed Mr. Eliot as president.

Because even taking them to the doctor is a very vague thing.

People in town said he'd become a hermit; the vague thing he'd been doing thus became dignified & certain.

I am a presumptuous fool, but maybe the vague thing in me that keeps me in is hope.

"I had this whole vague, vague thing going on," he says.

Dillon Gee was starting a game for the Mets for the first time since the middle of last summer, and it was clear that certain things on the mound — his motion, his release points and the vague thing players describe as "feel" — were not quite synced up.

Raymund: "I have to take him out later to find out more about this vague thing he just said.