Sentence examples for enormously vague from inspiring English sources
Representatives from Facebook, Twitter, and Google testified before several House and Senate committees, and, while their testimony was defensive and enormously vague when it came to solutions to combat online propaganda, the Russian-backed online ads released by several members of Congress were highly revealing, demonstrating a sophisticated, if cartoonish, understanding of American politics.
This week's column is about the enormously popular but vaguely defined genre called Electronic Dance Music (E.D.M .. To accompany the piece, I've made a Spotify playlist that goes in reverse chronological order, beginning with artists mentioned in the column and moving backward toward acts who influenced them, or simply changed the general parameters of dance music.
She anticipates new forms of biological thought that will be enormously innovative, but is vague about what the innovations might be.
Symptoms vary enormously amongst patients and are often vague [2, 6].
Again, Obama's historic 2008 campaign is a good point of comparison: the vague promise of "hope and change" was married to an enormously sophisticated national operation that tended to the mechanics of winning the delegates needed to capture his party's nomination.
Several critics who were affronted by Mr. Marthaler's staging of Verdi's "Traviata" for the company last year, set amid vaguely Communistic architecture, with Violetta (Christine Schäfer) as a sort of Édith Piaf waif, were enormously enthusiastic about "Wozzeck".
But the target was vague, and there was little on how it is to be achieved.The bigger problem is that the other three strands are enormously ambitious.
