Sentence examples for again vague from inspiring English sources

Regarding how exactly that would happen, he was, again, vague.

Although Rosen has since left her role as Times president, she received an ostensible promotion within Tronc, the details of which are, once again, vague.

Rippling oak walls give the auditorium a curious appearance, again vaguely organic.

The terms, once again, are vague.

Speaking of Streep, references to her character throughout the trailer are, once again, noticeably vague.

When Sanders was asked about Ta-Nehisi Coates' articulation of the need to address reparations for African Americans, he replied that this discussion would be too divisive and followed it again by vague discussions about jobs and anti-poverty programs.

Once again, be vague in them, but go on and share them.

Her new novel once again mixes vaguely philosophical inquiries about good and evil with standard horror trappings: "His fingers, or were they claws, touched his teeth and they were fangs!

The children had started to notice again the vaguely familiar scenes of destruction on TV that tend to replay around this time each year.

Donald Trump again promised vaguely to bring back jobs from China and Mexico, but he didn't seem to be concerned with what those jobs would pay.

You start to drive again, with a vague sense of trepidation.