Sentence examples for far vague from inspiring English sources
The opposition is inchoate, its leadership unknown, its aims so far vague and various.Leaders in the rest of the Arab world are nervous and so they should be.
The comments reflect an ongoing debate here on so far vague plans to abolish, or reform, the unpopular, extrajudicial system of punishment set up by Mao Zedong in the 1950s to deal with political opponents of the Communist Party.
For his part, Palmer has consistently said he wants to make the repeal retrospective – an expensive and unworkable idea that clearly is not going to happen – and has refused to be drawn on his views about Direct Action, a plan he says is so far vague.
I would also like to support the rapporteur when he questions the Commission on how far vague concepts will be applied in concrete terms.
While the talking sections keep exploding "The Rite" into multiple yet specific directions — some speakers tell us tendentiously of its connections to modern science, for example — the dances are far vaguer.
While parties still cannot campaign at mosques, the published version of the law allows houses of worship to be used to "support the electoral process," language that is far vaguer than a direct prohibition.
If that sounds vague, far vaguer was to come.
Scott is leaving the governor's mansion after two terms in office – possibly the best perch from which to unseat a sitting senator, whose job responsibilities and accomplishments are by definition far vaguer than those of the state's chief executive.
True, he announced some measures to boost growth: some cumbersome labour laws are to be cut away; "credit easing", a so-far vague attempt to give business lending a nudge, is on the cards, too.
That, critics say, is far too vague.
