Sentence examples for increasingly vague from inspiring English sources

Fred was in real estate, but what Carlyle did became increasingly vague over the years.

The legal jargon, however, is difficult to decipher, and the policies have become increasingly vague.

But with each passing chapter the book grows less organised, and Mr Gladwell's lessons increasingly vague or thuddingly obvious.

In recent days, Trump has been increasingly vague on his position about the legal status of the 11 million illegal immigrants currently in the US.

Mulgrew's new partner had taken over Calum's care when he was extradited; he says Laura, at that time, was increasingly "vague" about her whereabouts.

I believe this will worsen in time and the notion of what constitutes valid science and what isn't will become increasingly vague".

This seems to clash with the statement from July, at least in sentiment, even if the word "increasingly" is vague enough to fudge the matter.

As the cabbage ferments, it emits an increasingly pungent, vaguely urinous odor.

Even those who can eat all the gluten they want increasingly have some vague idea that it's healthier not to.

A colleague notes that this phrase, along with "just days," is increasingly common and frustratingly vague.

Some 10 years ago, a close friend who was a struggling artist started to have vague but increasingly bothersome symptoms.