Sentence examples for for vague from inspiring English sources
It is a restless time, for vague and fragile moods.
"Stop the greed" and "get out of our pockets" are euphemisms for vague objectives.
Not only does the author look backward for vague inspiration, but her characters do the same.
Plans for vague and retrospective taxes dismayed investors, foreign and local.
Today, except for vague memories of his connection to the classic movie, it has all but disappeared.
That, he said, would be a narrow and empty victory, since it is too late for vague visionary principles.
City lobbyists are hoping for vague proposals that they can influence during consultation, but May seems committed to worker representation.
It has been criticised by both activists and politicians of both Democrats and Republicans for vague wording and insufficient safeguards.
Having seen the pluses and minuses of Obamacare, most Americans aren't willing to junk it in exchange for vague promises.
G-20 leaders also shrugged off an American proposal to set targets to reduce trade surpluses and deficits, calling instead for vague guidelines.
Other related types of nonstandard word usage include cant and jargon, synonyms for vague and high-sounding or technical and esoteric language not immediately intelligible to the uninitiate.
