Sentence examples for if vague from inspiring English sources

Then the rush to make a trenchant if vague joke.

Historians and nuclear scientists call the book's claim provocative if vague and seemingly circumstantial.

He was gracious and soft-spoken if vague on policy detail.

"Er, I'm involved in a drama production," came the lofty, if vague, reply.

In the past few months several heavyweights in Tehran have spoken in favourable, if vague, terms of detente.

There are good (if vague) words on diversity and the gender balance in parliament and in public bodies.

It would be a shame if vague regulations nipped the blossoming of Brazilian art in the bud.

The scene might be set, not in some real if vague location, but in a metaphysical space.

What is it about the movies that can lend them such an eerie (if vague) predictive quality?

Outwardly, to an unsophisticated eye, it may resemble a very good suit of a certain, if vague, French style.

Valverde predicts Argentinean wines will be the big sellers because of similarities to what made Australia's bottles so popular in the late 1990s: They're sold by varietal, the value is good, and Americans have a positive if vague perception of the country.