Sentence examples for distinctly vague from inspiring English sources
The 1949 Housing Act is distinctly vague; while ample funds are available for affordable housing, it remains ambiguous where these homes should be built.
It's as if the screenplay's instructions for the car still hold: "Should never be shown distinctly, but vague outline should show a heavy black machine with ultramodern lines".
People felt vaguely but distinctly nervous about what might happen".
I felt not the slightest hint of the fabled gambler's rush that some claim to be more addictive than crack; my game was distinctly free of even the most vague little hint of buzz.
It is at least a measure of their self-belief, which seems somehow to be intact, that they have created vaguely winning chances from distinctly unpromising positions, in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Galle, but each time they have mucked it up.
There is probably no single factor by which the errors can be explained, but the tendency for distinctly perceptible differences to appear larger than those more vaguely perceived is important.
An air of friendly anarchy and liberated, distinctly female sexuality pervades Lara Schnitger's show of vaguely figural constructions, made of sewn fabrics stretched over and around structures of intersecting wood poles.
One of the faults of real estate analysis is the failure to distinctly define an asset bubble, so debate on the matter is kept necessarily vague.
The bridge over it is a beauty — multiple-arched, elegant, vaguely Deco — but pedaling across while trucks roar inches from your left side is distinctly hair-raising.
