Sentence examples for be vague for a from inspiring English sources

I have to be vague for a lot of this, lest I run afoul of the CrunchGear legal team.

Lawyers and government ethics officials say federal personal financial disclosure rules are vague for a reason.

According to Ali Khavandi, a cardiologist at the Royal United Hospital in Bath, these claims are vague for a reason – they are based on experiments carried out on animals or on human cells in a lab.

But on a sliding scale from aggressive courtship to harassment to sexual assault to rape, the borders between each of the categories are much harder to pin down, she said, especially in a country where the law itself was vague for a long time.

But Chris isn't being vague for political gain.

I've been vague for ages.

I feel it is vague for us, and also for the patients!

Likewise, on this account a predicate such as 'bald' would be vague because it stands for a vague set, a set with truly fuzzy boundaries.

Chubby, chunky, thick, plus-size -- all are vague euphemisms for a word society likes to avoid.

If asked why you haven't seen each other for a while, be vague.

And while pop getting 'sadder' feels like a trend we've been vaguely observing for a while via the rise of artists like The Weeknd, Charli XCX, and the crown princess of Summertime Sadness, Lana Del Rey, science has basically now confirmed that trend.