Information processing abilities is an extremely vague term.
Bill had an extremely vague idea about Havel's politics.
The decisions from the Board of Ethics tend to exonerate on the ground that "insubstantial part" is an extremely vague, subjective concept.
By preserving an extremely vague prohibition on aiding and associating with terrorist groups, the court reduced the First Amendment rights of American citizens.
"This word 'plan' is being used in an extremely vague way, and could cover some of the vague assertions that ministers have been making for the last few weeks.
"The articles are written in an extremely vague way," said Samson, who works for Reporters Without Borders.
I agree, it is a vague question.
"However, when we asked questions regarding the terms of the lease (which, as yet, we haven't signed) it has taken four-and-a-half weeks to get a reply... Persimmon was extremely vague and left us with more questions, the key one being that of acquiring the freehold".
I find this to be an extremely difficult question.
In public meetings he greets every question with: "That is an extremely good question".
In a letter to the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, released on Tuesday, Cox said the demand in the original motion was "extremely vague" and impossible for him to fulfil.
