Sentence examples for indeed vague from inspiring English sources
Though at the theoretical level the adaptive landscape must exist and it can be used across hierarchical boundaries in biology, many associated issues are indeed vague in their initial formulations and their quantitative realizations are not easy, and are good research topics for quantitative biologists.
A prior case had held that the same statutory prohibition on threats, coercion, and restraints was nonspecific, indeed vague, and [thus] should be interpreted with caution and not given a broad sweep. Id., at 578 (quoting NLRB v. Drivers, 362 U.S. 274, 290 (1960)).
The Labour and Conservative promises are very much vaguer, indeed so vague in places as to be all but meaningless – the Conservatives' pledge to ensure "that there are therapists in every part of the country providing treatment for those who need it" tops my personal piffle list.
Justice Antonin Scalia has called this federal statute unconstitutional because some of its language is so vague that it "permits, indeed invites, arbitrary enforcement".
Indeed Qadri and other activists believe the definition is so vague that innocent people are killed as a result.
Indeed, sometimes vague visual forms that are distinctively named are easier to discriminate (acquired distinctiveness).
The Karzai, which he served at 675 in the winter, brings to mind Afghanistan, and that is indeed a vague clue to one of its components, poppy seed milk, which is mixed with Cognac and egg yolk.
Indeed the vague, blissed-out 60's language used in some of these mini-essays ("When we pass into a deep of the mind, we become awake to the intelligence of hills and groves.
Grand words, indeed – but vague as well; a description that could apply to much of the act itself, which is filled with development buzzwords: monitoring and evaluation, coherence, coordination, "platforms for regular consultation and collaboration", and particular support for female farmers.
Details of the policy were indeed quite vague, and it was not certain the idea would be pursued.
