Sentence examples for is extremely vague from inspiring English sources
Mr Palmer's proposal is extremely vague.
The way the CFAA is worded is extremely vague, and when you put that into a legal context, with the way hackers are dealt with in the US, it comes down hard.
When it comes to eliminating the internal combustion engine, "disincentives" are the crux of the matter so on this Mr Gore is extremely vague.He favours a carbon tax in principle, but gives no indication of how big it would have to be.
But the long-term vision for this new Games project is extremely vague at this point.
But the phrase is extremely vague, and allows for a country to be called "one's own" in an extremely thin, formal sense too.
Second, the language he uses is extremely vague and dumbs down complicated issues.
The govt's pronouncements on Lebanon were extremely vague.
"It was extremely vague about why [it affected the prince's interests]," Berkeley recalled.
Relative to McCain, whose promised spending cuts are extremely vague, Obama does indeed look like a fiscal conservative.
He's extremely vague -- deliberately vague, one suspects -- about where he wants to do this and what he hopes to accomplish.
The terms "terrorist," "enemy combatant," and "contingent threat" are extremely vague and do very little to articulate the legitimacy of military targets.
