Sentence examples for is more vague from inspiring English sources

McGowan is more vague, saying it is "hypothetical".

Saban's contract lays out many of the perks he receives, while Miles's is more vague.

The resolution enacted Thursday is more vague, allowing military action to enforce "all relevant" resolutions.

The new book is more vague than was "Terror and Consent" about the military obstetrics of the market state.

Such wiretaps are allowed in terrorism cases, but Spanish law is more vague on non-terror cases.

And whereas the NPfIT money was planned to be spent on tangible "deliverable" systems, the new strategy is more vague.

The Vietnamese side is more vaguely Asian: Chinese wooden screens, ceiling fixtures resembling paper lanterns.

Her other proposals are more vague.

I mean, could they be more vague?

It's more vague and potentially broad than that.

Israel, which considers Iran its most dangerous enemy, has been more vague.