Sentence examples for grow vague from inspiring English sources

That was in 2014, and the stakes of inbox security have risen since, even as standards of conduct grow vague.

Lines grow vaguely visible, then more distinct.

Friedman says that Obama needs to hew to "three principles," which grow vaguer as they go along: "We support non-violence.

Still, though they grow vaguer with time, his name and face persist in the culture as shorthand for a certain kind of boogeyman, a pied piper of death, and a lasting avatar of What Went Wrong with the 1960s — the Bummer of Love.

The folks were growing vague to him.

Beyond a small radius of clarity — perhaps a foot or two — everything grew vague.

Beyond a small radius of clarity perhaps a foot or two everything grew vague.

Press him for specifics on the Palestinian issue, however, and he grows vague.

"I own one-fourth of Apple," he said firmly, but beyond that he grew vague.

On a visit this fall, the service seemed to have lost its way and the flavors had grown vague.

They said they were protesting "because the Albanians are attacking our girlfriends, sisters and mothers". Asked for particulars, the demonstrators grew vague.