Sentence examples for imprecise folk from inspiring English sources

The idea that analyses of imprecise folk concepts should be imprecise recurs throughout Lewis's career.

Many theories and arguments that concern philosophers involve imprecise folk concepts used in everyday communication, and towards that end they are relatively unproblematic.

Scrupulously respecting intuitions about imprecise epistemic folk concepts seems misguided when pursuing the fruits of precisification.

Alexander Rosenberg (1992) maintains that economics can only make imprecise generic predictions, and it cannot make progress, because it is built around folk psychology, which is a mediocre theory of human behavior and which (owing to the irreducibility of intentional notions) cannot be improved.

That is too imprecise.

It's imprecise.

But how imprecise?

(The records are imprecise).

Immigration figures are notoriously imprecise.

(An imprecise dosage killed people).

Imprecise, even messy, but useful.