Sentence examples for from the vague from inspiring English sources

He stayed away from the vague ethnic references of recent seasons.

Because of privacy laws, it can be difficult to determine from the vague information on your credit report where these unpaid bills originated.

I had no knowledge of the play beforehand apart from the vague notion that it had shocked a load of people in the 90s.

Then there will be squalid day-to-day horse trading with Scottish Nationalists, Plaid Cymru, assorted Irish Unionists and, possibly, footloose independents with no policy apart from the vague promise to do their best for the constituency that elected them.

Ms. Estrin's suggestions for bolstering innovation range from the vague, like advising venture capitalists and entrepreneurs to take more risks, to the specific, like mandating that schools pay teachers higher salaries.

But a great deal of international law derives not from treaties signed by consenting nations but rather from the vague category of international custom, which over time can harden into binding law.

They run the gamut from the "vague-booked" status update, to cries of "It's over!

Mawhinney's ideas for a cure range from the vaguely possible to the highly improbable.

That one is from the vaguely Steve Jobsian bullet-pointed catechism at the end.

And so the discussion continued, and will continue, ranging from the vaguely philosophical to the historical to the minutely technical.

And last year, AgION took the precaution of changing its name from the vaguely medical-sounding HealthShield Technologies.