Sentence examples for it made vague from inspiring English sources

Everyone who talked about it made vague references of opposition to the project, but seemed completely baffled as to how anyone could possibly be against forcing people from their homes at gun point and then bulldozing the houses in order to find some rocks from several millennia ago.

Everyone who talked about it made vague references to opposition to the project, but seemed completely baffled as to how anyone could possibly be against forcing people from their homes at gun point and then bulldozing the houses in order to find some rocks from several millennia ago.

This government has let inflation erode the minimum wage, even as it makes vague promises to increase it after the next election.

Given the revenge-porn backdrop, it makes vague thematic sense that the women should so recall sisters in looks as in arms, but replacing the amenable Haasan with the brooding, muscular Devgn has a peculiar effect.

It initially made vague threats about working with law enforcement to stop "product tampering".

Once more Dernbach went as wide as he dare – too wide in fact – but this time Sammy launched himself at it comically and made vague contact.

When, a few years later, he took the key to my father's car and pressed it into a bar of soap that my father found before Nnamabia could take it to a locksmith, she made vague sounds about how he was just experimenting and it didn't mean anything.

When Emperor Hirohito was required to acknowledge past sins, government officials had him make vague references to the "unfortunate past," and how "regrettable" it was.

The Iroquois had made vague promises of support for this effort, but successfully delayed sending support until it seemed clear the expedition was going to fail.

Mr. Humphrey said Sandoz had made vague promises.

Earlier media reports have made vague references to a career replete with malfeasance.