Sentence examples for because of some vague from inspiring English sources

If he's been frustrated, it's not because of some vague "systemic" political paralysis.

And it is not because of some vague matter of "deep moral divisions".

Not because of some vague waffle about replacing "quotas" with "outreach".

There may be ramifications down the line but the Court can't sacrifice the individual liberties of one person because of some vague notion of corruption the liberal wing wants to adopt.

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To judge from his crime flicks, Mr. Ritchie seems to have gravitated to the underworld primarily because of some misbegotten and vague sense of cool.

There have been instances of people being charged anyway, because of the vague wording, leading some advocacy groups to fight for explicit wording to allow fixed gears without brakes.

No monetized environmental performance metrics explains that some ecological services are difficult to monetize because of the vague connection between a service and its ultimate impact on human infrastructure.

Because of its vague symptoms, it is usually ignored or misdiagnosed, sometimes for years.

Among the topics was Mr. Page's recent habit of canceling concerts because of sometimes vague medical conditions.

Word to the wise: because of its vague and elusive nature, the diagnosis of sarcoidosis can be a hard one to make.