Sentence examples for between vague from inspiring English sources

Wandering around this virtual map, you can see signs that America's orchestras are vacillating between vague optimism and raw panic.

I made a deal with the head of the Poe Society that I would be anywhere between vague and deliberately misleading about what I saw that night.

With too little distinction between vague suspicions and serious allegations, authorities can easily be distracted from identifying children for whom there is a genuine, concrete threat.

It will take, at the least, a lot of incriminating tapes and e-mails to prove that brokers overstepped the line between vague requests ("take care of me") and the demanding of binding promises.Perhaps, just perhaps, the market is already reforming itself.

How strictly are we to take the comparison between vague words and indexical terms?

This paper presents a framework for reasoning about qualitative and metric temporal relations between vague time periods.

Dr Robert Lustig's book, Fat Chance: The Hidden Truth About Sugar, Obesity and Disease, for all that it sounds like a Dan Brown novel, is the difference between vaguely knowing something is probably true, and being told it as a fact.

But there is a lot of room between impossibly vague and where the Court landed.

I tell Boris many people have drawn comparisons between its vague, do-gooder lack of definition and Cameron's Big Society agenda.

Caught between a vague desire to modernize and a stronger wish to avoid violence, Mr. Ristic seems reluctant to let go even the most incompetent or compromised journalists.

It was as if S.D.S. had seized power in Washington in 1968 and Mark Rudd, Abbie Hoffman, Jane Fonda, and two or three ambitious renegade generals were all suddenly trying to run the country, while their followers smoked pot and played Jefferson Airplane records, oscillating between a vague, messianic utopianism and a baleful, apocalyptic vengefulness.