Sentence examples for however vague from inspiring English sources

His job status and his future, however vague, will not.

The concept, however vague, is rendered admirably concrete in three recently released DVDs.

The identification as philosophers, however vague, does seem more to the point.

That sensation, however vague, is enough to facilitate a real exchange of information, researchers say.

Many hijackers at the time saw their actions as political protests, however vague.

He predicted that the world trade body would broker a deal, however vague, if only to avoid another embarrassing failure.

But at least Ross, however vaguely, knows who they are.

But Tuesday was the first time the Bush administration had articulated that goal, however vaguely.

The British public appears to agree, however vaguely, with his goals, but it doesn't seem particularly inspired by them.

Come to think of it, why not anyone, even you and me?" Why not anyone, however vaguely sketched?

The new techniques meant that finally it was possible to measure, however vaguely, what actually went on in the brain.