Sentence examples for an unclear idea from inspiring English sources

If we have an unclear idea of what we owe our country, then we are failing to engage as full citizens.

The SPIs present as facing important treatment decisions over the next few weeks, while having an unclear idea of prognosis.

If your letter is too long or detailed, the reader will be inclined to skim its contents and end up with an unclear idea of the exact problem or your desired resolution.

I mean, we are?" " — and what is the point, if there are clear obstacles or any unclear idea of where this is headed, of continuing?

Mr. Jackson said today that the suggestion he pressured companies to contract with certain businesses or donate to his groups was "a perverse idea from an unclear mind".

I have also heard this dish called polpettone, and pastìccio – which comes from the latin pastīcium, originally signifying a filled pie, but has been adopted to describe various things: a piece of opera comprising work from many a composer; an unclear intellectual idea or theory; or simply a confused and messy situation.

The CAM assesses the presence of four delirium features: acute onset and fluctuating course, inattention and distractibility, disorganized thinking and illogical or unclear ideas, and an alteration in consciousness.

A fuzzy or unclear mission will produce fuzzy and unclear ideas.

They may get a laugh when read aloud, but it's fair to ask if they won't give children rather peculiar and unclear ideas about modernism that may stick in their heads for years (shades of John Locke).

(At least she made a reference to birth control, though it is unclear where idea of the women having babies at 120 comes from, and that prediction begs the question, how far into the future is she predicting?) If women have more control over their bodies, only to be stifled by gender-normative stereotyping, then feminism isn't really finished, is it?

It is unclear whose idea it was to conduct an investigation so close to the election of Mr. Menendez's lease of a building he had sold years earlier.