Sentence examples similar to it vaguely does from inspiring English sources

It's vague, doesn't offer much in the way of funding, and has no chance of passing Congress.

And fun has no hint of elitism, whereas pleasure vaguely does.

It also makes no sense and is vaguely done.

When it's vague, it doesn't feel solid.

We vaguely do too.

"That sounds really vague, doesn't it?" Perhaps instead of explaining his songs as intellectual constructions, I suggest, he could say how he places himself in them.

"It's completely vague, it does not give the guidance that parents are entitled to expect," he said.

The identification as philosophers, however vague, does seem more to the point.

The plan, while vague, does get some things right.

For all his loyalty to it, Peirce acknowledged that this formulation was vague: it does not explain how we should understand 'practical consequences'.

It seems an impossible task, and it sounds vaguely familiar, doesn't it?