Sentence examples for both vague from inspiring English sources

This contrast between vagueness and ambiguity is obscured by the fact that most words are both vague and ambiguous.

Greenfield's statement is both vague and untrue.

Well, apart from being both vague and sort of wrong.

My anxiety at this time was both vague and maddening.

The distinction between land and water is both vague and fabricated for regulatory purposes.

This crummiest of all adjectives attempts to express an idea that is both vague and silly.

But in the end, it turned out that their ideas were both vaguely similar and similarly vague.

In fairness, they're only like Taylor and Burton in the sense that they are both vaguely shaped like human beings.

Gina and Seán, both vaguely employed in the country's once booming I.T. industry, dally with each other while their friends dally in real estate.

It combines humor and tragedy in characters that are both vaguely portrayed and incisively observed, achieving a sense of mythic remoteness that is also somehow intimate.

Unlike Lord Snooty, I suspect he may have had a bit of help drafting it, though both vaguely hope that a sensible and workable arrangement can be found that protects both a robust inquiring press and victims of its abuses.