Sentence examples for incredibly vague from inspiring English sources
[Laughs] Woody was incredibly vague about it, so who knows if he ever saw me onstage or anywhere else.
Asperger's syndrome has an incredibly vague set of symptoms and there are many cases where patients have been misdiagnosed with Asperger's.
He continued: "Congress has given the I.R.S. the difficult task of applying an incredibly vague definition of political activity and an uncertain standard for how much political activity tax-exempt social welfare organizations may engage in".
Part insolent and part sceptical, they remain incredibly vague and absurd in response to all questions: "Why would you like to know how old we are?" (T, on age).
The patent in question is incredibly vague.
"They were just incredibly squishy and vague even during the warm-up," said the prospective buyer, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of a non-disclosure agreement with Fairfield.
Given all of the attention that hacking and U.S. cybersecurity has received during the election campaign, the Trump plan to address the issue is incredibly and perhaps dangerously vague.
Perhaps it's to further the vague and incredibly stupid plot to take over the world in some other way?
But he denied posting the exhortation that he was needed in office "now!" Brauchler claimed that he didn't know who posted that comment and he didn't know how a supporter could have posted the comment, stating, incredibly, that the comment was "vague" and he had deleted it.
Clicking it will activate an endless, incredibly annoying sound that sounds vaguely like a swarm of insects.
