Sentence examples for bit more vague from inspiring English sources

So it's probably my duty to warn you that it is quite wordy, and sees things from a North American angle, and is a bit more vague about renewable energy than I'd like.

Some other stats, which are a bit more vague: 100 billion friend connections as of the end of last year, and 2.7 billion Likes and Comments per day during the last three months of the year.

This one was a bit more vague.

Depending on the guy or girl, you might want to be a bit more vague, especially if there are others around.

Still others write a bit more vaguely about the analysis of desert claims (see, for example, Feinberg 1970).

I think the doctor will observe that you're being a bit more serious than vaguely talking about this, that and the other.

We need a little bit more than rhetoric here and vague promises about transparency".

Others, though, surprised: Jenny Holzer's art was every bit as premonitory as DeLillo's, if even more vague and unsettling.

On the new Zero 7 album, "When It Falls" (Elektra), the producers experiment a bit more with live instruments; the results are, by turns, gentle, vague and bland.

This one seems somewhat vague, but the "Spring Breakers" star has been a bit more candid with her intentions in the past.

She responded, vaguely, that Duke "was Southern" and "felt a little bit more comfortable to him".