Sentence examples for amorphous statement from inspiring English sources
When the first lady suggested that the president was "always ready to listen to good ideas," an amorphous statement that doesn't exactly seem ripe for fact-checking, Fox News was undaunted and put the lie detector on her assertion.
As the Games approach, though, the Olympic committee faces criticism — from without and within — for relying too much on chance and not enough on leverage in trying to hold Chinese leaders to their amorphous statements about change.
Mr. Geithner pointed to the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 300-point duringuring his previous day of Congressional testimony as proof that his amorphous policy statements posed a serious threat to the nation's economy.
Through all this, Mr Hu was the great consensus builder, almost pathologically tedious in his public statements, but someone amorphous enough in their public persona to never side too obviously with any group in the party against another so that it risked causing schism.
"That's a very broad statement about what is still an extraordinarily amorphous transaction," Mr. Coffee said.
Tracey Brown looks at how the truth can be an amorphous concept in science, with scientists more likely to hedge claims with caveats, whilst more bombastic statements are made in other disciplines.
Although he seemed to be grasping for words, Trump came out with a clear statement of policy: he will seek to defeat, as opposed to merely disrupt and deter, the amorphous global threat he and his advisers would describe as "radical Islamic terrorism".
The protests are amorphous.
"Constantly changing, amorphous shapes".
It is an amorphous industry.
