Sentence examples for getting vague from inspiring English sources
If you have a trusted friend whose opinion you value, it's more productive than getting vague or half-hearted responses from people who don't know what to say.
Charges are getting vague and they keep changing, and no one can understand what's happening.
The current OSLTF is funded by a levy of 8 cents a barrel, leaving plenty of head room for an increase without getting vaguely close to punitive taxation.
It's where swaggering Republicans get vague and mushy.
I asked a few questions in that vein but got vague answers.
He got vague answers, and then, "it got around to the point — that someone was stabbed," Mr. Lewk said.
And in return, Mr. Bush got vague promises that China would continue doing what it is already doing — at its own pace.
When I would ask why this uncle was heading to Moscow or that auntie was heading to Prague, I would only get vague answers.
"Then we get vague assurances from the Secretary of State while he's refuelling on Guam on his way back to the United States.
Afterwards, we were given the number of the local organ donation organization and told we could get vague updates on the recipients.
