Sentence examples for becomes vague when from inspiring English sources
Sir Benjamin becomes vague when I ask why his own TV project collapsed; insiders say it is because he received what appeared to be a more lucrative offer from another station.
The specifics in Mr. Forrester's proposed cuts become vague when it comes to achieving the offsetting savings.
When I don't get enough sleep my writing becomes vague and doesn't flow well together.
About the martyrdom of St .Stephen, the authors conclude: "Talk about giving your all for what you believe in!" When the book confronts Christianity's supernatural claims, the narrative sometimes becomes vague.
When scientific inquiry means different things to different people, it comes to a point where the understanding of inquiry becomes vague and non-specific (Anderson, 2002).
If the motif becomes vague during training, we stop training and discard the model.
(His nice-guy shtick frequently feels unbearable: in the book, he becomes vaguely afraid of Hannah when rumors start circulating that she's slutty; in the show's final episode, he says, "I cost a girl her life because I was afraid to love her").
Some European monarchs responded positively to Mongol inquiries, but became vague and evasive when asked to actually commit troops and resources.
When the facts don't lead to a good story, the media become vague about the facts.
Talk to Serbs about the war, and they become vague about who did what.
