Sentence examples for is unspecific about from inspiring English sources
Rodgers is unspecific about which part of the publication caused offence.
The facility is heavily fortified, and writer is unspecific about the exact location.
Debi Gliori is unspecific about place in The Trouble with Dragons but she makes similar points about the need for protecting the world.
He added that the upcoming Universal Credit, a means of simplifying benefit payments and tax credits now being (rather slowly) implemented, should help poorer working families, by sharpening incentives to earn.Although the archbishop was unspecific about which benefits he felt had been unfairly attacked, he is on strongest ground when it comes to the level of the Job Seekers' Allowance (JSA).
The IFS say Labour could make "only relatively small cuts" but they criticise the party for being unspecific about how quickly they want to cut the deficit and, therefore, spending too.
The police interrogators said that they would be arrested but were unspecific about the charges.
As we walked around the shop a little longer, Jenkins talked about North Korea and how he never had any freedom to do what he wanted, how there was never enough food, how he hated it but mostly he's unspecific about his experiences.
Researching further I discovered that intelligence is unspecific.
President Bush now alludes to "the mistakes that have been made," but is unspecific.
As desire is unspecific and unbounded, so is gender.
