Sentence examples for extremely vague from inspiring English sources

Mr Palmer's proposal is extremely vague.

Bill had an extremely vague idea about Havel's politics.

But this worldview is implied in his (extremely vague) proposals.

The govt's pronouncements on Lebanon were extremely vague.

Chief Justice Rehnquist called this standard "extremely vague".

However, they had extremely vague ideas about how this might be accomplished.

"It was extremely vague about why [it affected the prince's interests]," Berkeley recalled.

The German police remained extremely vague about the details of their investigation thus far.

The mechanics of the idea remain extremely vague, but he seems determined to mention it at every conceivable forum.

Relative to McCain, whose promised spending cuts are extremely vague, Obama does indeed look like a fiscal conservative.

I drew three initial cards, Knight in Cups, Emperor and Happiness, and listened as my Louisiana Mystic Meg gently, and extremely vaguely, explained their many possible meanings.