Sentence examples for bit vague about from inspiring English sources

She is a bit vague about how much she earns now.

As described by my Canadian colleagues, the C.C.A.A. is a bit vague about what precisely constitutes insolvency.

(The white shoe capital of the world. Or is that Phoenix?) He was a bit vague about his work.

While I had said startups were "Searching" for a business model, I had been a bit vague about what exactly a business model looked like.

At a news conference on Thursday, NASA scientists were a bit vague about what they hope to get from Voyager 1 from now on.

And although the former governor is a bit vague about the other straws, each one an "impeachable offense," other advocates have that covered.

He was a bit vague, for example, about global warming.

He is a bit vague, as everyone is, about how much money women here earn.

Munoz was a bit vague in the email about how, exactly, he'd do better, Fortune noted.

(You should also be aware that the book expects you to be, er, "interactive" in other ways as well — Passard is occasionally a bit vague, or even misleading, about basic details such as timings and quantities. Careful attention and common sense will be rewarded).

IT IS a common (if a bit vague) view that economic growth is all about creating more stuff and that, given the finite supply of raw materials in the world, this process must come to an end.