Sentence examples for even if vague from inspiring English sources
Certainly, some kind of concrete, even if vague, achievement like a declaration of principles would be helpful for Mr. Barak.
That's why Trump's comments remain galling, even if vaguely accurate.
In the best paintings the palette takes a farther step toward the present by concentrating on a close range of colors (often lavenders, reds and purples) that have a monochromatic, irradiated and even, if vaguely, Op Art effect.
A business idea even if vaguely related to the Internet was sufficient to achieve success.
Even if a vaguely effective filter, which only removes obviously pornographic sites, would be enough for the proposal's supporters, it's still doomed.
Even if bits are vague or blank, this is an indispensable map.
"Prior to that, demonstrations in favour of political reform struck many ordinary Egyptians as somewhat abstract, even if they had vague sympathy with the sentiments being expressed.
Others said they were pleased that Mr. Obama had called for overhauling Social Security, even if he was vague and said it was not a leading culprit for the deficit.
Thanks to Becoming Jane with Anne Hathaway and James McAvoy, we all know about Austen's early love affair with Tom Lefroy, even if we're vague on whether, as the film suggests, they really did almost elope.
When you jeer at your opponent as an out-and-out baddie, you are condemning someone with whom many people, even if in a vague and uncommitted way, agree.
