Sentence examples for equally vague from inspiring English sources
Novice holists in systems biology should not feel embarrassed by the vagueness of their convictions; molecular biologists were for many years equally vague about their reductionism.
The people at Tetris were equally vague.
Two pieces were livelier, but equally vague.
This kind of vague verification of something equally vague is typical of Wolf's shoddy research methodology.
Bock can be equally vague in his descriptions of Charlie's inner life.
The semantic web may seem equally vague today, but it could prove just as exciting.
The pair's previous deal covered an unspecific set of patents, and this latest announce is equally as vague.
or something else equally as vague.
The government and the Maoists have conceded both demands, though equally vaguely.
He also referred cryptically to the "question of a possible future 'one China.' " Beijing replied equally vaguely that frozen talks might resume if the two sides could "express in their own way orally" their support for the "one China" principle.
A relatively large announcement went live earlier today from RED, which as you'll remember, made big promises for digital cinema a while ago — with equally big (and vague) timeframes.
