Sentence examples for imprecise language from inspiring English sources

What is most characteristic of Sheck is her combination of definite emotion and imprecise language.

Dr. Agwunobi was among those who criticized the health profession's imprecise language in reporting test results.

This is probably because the private, imprecise language of mysticism fits uneasily in the secular form of the realist novel.

In their inspired hands the most unbeautiful, sometimes maddeningly hazy and imprecise language takes on a distinct and surprising appeal.

It was a brave suggestion - and one that has exploded on the launch pad, partly because its imprecise language made it so easy to be misunderstood.

The document was assembled in just three weeks, "record time" said one official, who added that it included imprecise language on the Niger uranium reports.

There is concern that the use of improper and/or imprecise terminology, particularly language tied to concepts of "race" and "ethnic group" has the potential to both generate and reinforce racial and ethnic prejudices and diminish the clinical value of relevant research, as the massive literature shows [ 4, 5].

The harder I'm writing, the more imprecise my spoken language becomes.

"There is no rhetoric" may be true if rhetoric means simply the lightweight, imprecise idea "fancy language".

As ever in the discussion of economic policy, politicians use imprecise and obfuscating language to camouflage their intentions and maximise flexibility.

"Late abortion" is imprecise but acceptable language, but "late-term" is a misnomer.