Sentence examples for has made vague from inspiring English sources
The Kremlin has tried to increase its influence in other industries, too, and has made vague, alarming noises about the role of foreign firms in Russia.
She wants to be a photographer, and is saddled with a platonic fiancé Richard (Jake Lacy), with whom she has made vague plans to travel to Europe.
Mr. Bakiyev, who fled to the south of the country on Wednesday, has refused to give up power and has made vague threats about trying to re-establish his authority.
Mitt Romney has made vague statements of support in the past for allowing the financial services sector to have a role in our Social Security accounts.
Chairman Eric Schmidt has made vague statements about how, at some point in the future, Chrome OS and Android will merge.
Sarah has made vague statements about moving to Idaho, but so far, that's not real.
Mr. Humphrey said Sandoz had made vague promises.
Earlier media reports have made vague references to a career replete with malfeasance.
Apple and Kroger executives have made vague statements that they would probably hire more people.
A number of comments on recent attacks have made vague references to the fact that the schools served well-off students — not as justification, but as an explanation.
A number of comments on recent attacks have made vague references to the fact that the schools served well-off students—not as justification, but as an explanation.
