Sentence examples for it will be vague from inspiring English sources
But even they wonder how they can trust Mr Abbas's ramshackle Palestinian Authority to police a state when it has already lost Gaza to the rocket-firing rejectionists of Hamas and might well lose the West Bank too.In the absence of a pre-Annapolis meeting of minds, America has therefore moved to Plan B. There may still be a joint declaration, but it will be vague.
And if it is vague whether they do, then it will be vague whether there are two things or three.
"What we are likely to see is some sort of commitment to do what is necessary, but it will be vague," he told Forbes.
But for any plausible mountain, it will be vague and somewhat arbitrary what the boundary is between being a mountain-candidate and not being one.
And it will be vague enough to stop any lawyer dead in her tracks from trying to get it removed, or from even learning the identity of the person who left the comment.
So you can probably expect a blog post from him sometime this week, though I'm sure it will be vague, showing spikes in sign-ups in relation to other days — rather than actual numbers.
My fellow OCD patients signed up for therapy, as I did, in the full and fair expectation that their involvement would remain confidential, so I'll be vague.
To avoid spoilers, I'll be vague from here, but let's just say that he has a secret and she has a secret and their secrets are on a collision course.
Being unwell is shit – and I hope I never forget it, partly so that I'll look after myself and partly so that I'll be vaguely tolerant with other people who aren't well, even if their not-wellness is the long-winded and vaguely invisible sort.
Second, there is the problem that, even if we have settled on an account of action, it is plausible that the domain of action will be vague, so that there are some events that are not definitely actions, but that are not definitely not actions either.
It is all well and good to recognize that sometimes the concepts philosophers deal with will be vague, imprecise, and open-ended, with close conceptual connections to other concepts of the same sort.
