Sentence examples for completely vague from inspiring English sources

"The law is completely vague," said Maina Kiai, chairman of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights.

In truth, nationalism sufficiently strident can get by with an eclectic or completely vague economic program both in promise and in practice.

"People don't know what the cost of an overdraft is... something like 40% of people in the UK have an overdraft but it is completely vague as to what the cost of the overdraft is for these people," he says.

He and his campaign responded in a way that's now becoming their standard tactic for dealing with issues they'd rather not get within a hundred miles of: they issued a statement that was both completely vague and yet somehow critical of Obama for not providing leadership.

"It's completely vague, it does not give the guidance that parents are entitled to expect," he said.

Very similar results would follow in passing to the (improper) limit of a=0 and b=0yr, which is completely vague.

Ambiguity tolerance is the ability to accomplish a goal when that goal is completely undefined and vague.

Mr. Clash, she added, "has not been convicted of a crime, but merely accused of one in a completely unsubstantiated, vague complaint".

"It's all completely unquantifiable and vague," he said, adding that a risk manager should be divorced from the profit and loss statement, the one "who throws sand in the gears".

I know that I watched one of the debates completely smashed, and vaguely remember saying, "USE YOUR AGGRESSIVE FEELINGS, TOM! LET THE HATE FLOW THROUGH YOU!!!!" and cackled like the evil Emperor.

Blind choice and parameterization of data mining tools often yield vague or completely misleading results.