Sentence examples for are extremely vague from inspiring English sources

Relative to McCain, whose promised spending cuts are extremely vague, Obama does indeed look like a fiscal conservative.

The terms "terrorist," "enemy combatant," and "contingent threat" are extremely vague and do very little to articulate the legitimacy of military targets.

Both charges — providing material support and conspiracy — are extremely vague, because ideas behind both strain to reach conduct that may be, in other contexts, entirely innocent.

Though the plans are extremely vague at the moment, there are rumblings that a prequel of "Sex and the City" is in the works at the CW.

In the New Orleans Q and A session, Robin Young, a founder of Alabama-based Guardians of the Gulf, took the microphone, and said "health recommendations in the report are extremely vague".

Recommendations on modeling are either not made by the agencies or are extremely vague.

Mr Palmer's proposal is extremely vague.

Well, as I've hinted, it's extremely vague.

The govt's pronouncements on Lebanon were extremely vague.

"It was extremely vague about why [it affected the prince's interests]," Berkeley recalled.

He's extremely vague -- deliberately vague, one suspects -- about where he wants to do this and what he hopes to accomplish.