Sentence examples for from vagueness from inspiring English sources

This specificity should be distinguished from vagueness or indeterminacy of evidence: that a coin has bias about 2/3 is vague but specific, while that a coin has bias definitely somewhere between 2/3 and 1 is determinate but unspecific.

Aside from overuse, "arguably" suffers from vagueness.

Lewis' notion of "gross malpractice" suffered also from vagueness.

The road map, which calls for a Palestinian state by 2005, suffers from vagueness.

Even if Jobs had rescued him from vagueness, it was odd for Ive to bring this up now, immediately after I'd learned how to reject a color without causing injury.

Another problem that results from vagueness in the report is its use of the term "medication assisted treatment" (MAT) to refer to all three medications currently approved for the treatment of opioid addiction.

Stanley Ann Dunham, the parent who raised Obama, emerges from romanticized vagueness into contours as original as her name.

For East Europeans, for whom peace and prosperity are still far from assured, vagueness may still suffice.

It seems, however, that this is at best an exaggeration, resulting from the vagueness of the sailing directions reported in Portuguese sources.

Ahmad Fawzi, a United Nations information director who was the press secretary to Mr. Vieira de Mello, said he supported the call for greater clarity, and he recalled how the United Nations' original commitment suffered from the vagueness of its mission.

"Autobiography: New York" follows "A Short History of Israel; Notes and Glosses," plain and lovely but suffering also from the vagueness that can overtake Reznikoff when he sacrifices his own determination that "only the narrow present is alive".