Sentence examples for is so vague from inspiring English sources

That doctrine is so vague".

"Everything is so vague and unclear".

That may be why the announcement is so vague.

One reason is that the document itself is so vague.

That is so vague, even Saddam would agree with it.

Officials say the law is so vague that it is difficult to enforce.

I'd add that you really shouldn't shoot for goodness, which is so vague and forgiving.

The provision is so vague that it lets police choose whom they consider troublemakers among protesters.

Partly the problem with globalization has always been that the term, culturally speaking, is so vague.

His tax plan is so vague that analysts can't score it without making broad assumptions.

"This whole notion of moral turpitude is so vague and imprecise," Mr. McDonald said.