Sentence examples for is really vague from inspiring English sources
I've included the methods used by each company below, but the theme here is "really vague".
"The mission statement [of the institutes] is really vague," Galperin said Tuesday.
"That kind of language is really vague and really scary," Sutton said.
This being the case, however, I feel that the title of the paper is somewhat misleading because "...atypical mRNA signals, other than normal stop codons" seems to imply a specific prediction (the discussion of some possibilities at the end of the paper is really vague).
He was really vague on certain things and didn't know the answers to certain things.
There are exemptions to the FoI act; there are 25 reasons why officials can refuse to give out information and some of them are really vague.
Users will have access to a range of holographic apps when the headset tech launches sometime later this year or early next year (the company is being really vague about this).
"The charges are really vague," Mr. McAllister added, saying that one of the counts in the Federal complaint against Mr. Salim charges that he "conspired to kill nationals of the United States" but names no victims.
My plant friends used to say, 'If John ever gets some land and some money, watch out.' Well, the Indians needed a nurseryman, and I needed some land and some money, and I researched the law and realized that it was really vague about the Indians' taking things out of state preserves.
