Sentence examples for imprecise sentences from inspiring English sources
Bush at night is more likely to indulge odd digressions and unleash twisty, stuttering, imprecise sentences.
A single imprecise sentence uttered during hours of Congressional testimony prompted the resignation of the chief executive of Arbitron, Michael Skarzynski, on Monday.
Throughout, the lyrics are oddly imprecise – every sentence begins with "I must have … " or "I'm pretty sure … " – and it's this vague recollective tone that gives her account a tinge of unreality, even fiction.
If time is imprecise, so, oddly, is place.
Beyond that time span, recall becomes imprecise.
Any answer at this time would be impressionistic and imprecise.
It instead issued the maximum possible sentence to him under the unconstitutionally vague and legally imprecise Article 178 of the Penal Code which criminalizes harm to public morality.
If we can't manage to do that, then we will continually be plagued by imprecise language that will continue to lead our governments to hand out life-ending sentences to people who don't deserve them.
If we can't manage to do that, then we will continually be plagued by imprecise language that will continue to lead our governments to hand out life-ending sentences to people who don't deserve it.
As such, the first sentence of the Discussion, which says "arises primarily in V2" seems imprecise.
