Sentence examples for excessively vague from inspiring English sources
Critics complained this wording was excessively vague.
Their demands are seen by many as excessively vague, naïve and sweeping.
Lulu says, "Well, it is really a galette of sorts …" The dictionaries give excessively vague and various definitions for galette.
May's plea received a withering response from Jeremy Corbyn, who said the plan was excessively vague, meaning the planned transition period was a "bridge to nowhere".
While both congressional bills contain language that would permanently remove "environmentally sensitive" lands from mining claims, critics say such measures are excessively vague and leave too much authority to the discretion of political appointees.
However, the Dutch presidency has also done little to advance this matter, limiting itself to the already known and limited expectations as to the outcome of the IGC and the intentions which we have definitely noted but which to us appear to be excessively vague.
The court did go out of its way to criticize the SEC's overly aggressive prosecution of Reg FD, stating that "the enforcement of Regulation FD by excessively scrutinizing vague general comments has a potential chilling effect which can discourage, rather than, encourage public disclosure of material information".
"So not excessively excessive.
More broadly, he writes in the report, vague or excessively broad definitions of terrorism offer the scope for "deliberate misuse" including efforts to "target civil society, silence human rights defenders, bloggers and journalists, and criminalise peaceful activities".
