Sentence examples for exceedingly vague from inspiring English sources
But it is exceedingly vague and has enormous potential for expansion.
Critics, including the House Republican leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, said the definition of political intelligence was exceedingly vague.
However, critics, like the House Republican leader, Eric Cantor of Virginia, said the definition of political intelligence was exceedingly vague.
The speech in which he announced his "New Vision for Space Exploration" was exceedingly vague about how and when the trip was to be made.
The Kurdish investigators smiled as Ismail went on to say that he found himself in Kandahar, then in Kabul, and then somehow — here he was exceedingly vague — in an Al Qaeda camp.
The notification the Trump administration ultimately sent to Congress today was exceedingly vague; it offered almost no detail beyond claims of great progress.
"Companies are relying on exceedingly brief, vague, or obtuse descriptions of their data collection practices, even though Safe Harbor requires meaningful transparency and candor.
Working in a variety of formats, Brakhage's films are exceedingly expressionistic abstractions, ranging from amorphous collages of vaguely superimposed imagery of his life and family, to direct manipulation with film stock scratched and splattered with paint.
But moderation's protean character its vague and ill-defined omnipresence in judgment and action makes it exceedingly difficult to grasp theoretically.
