Sentence examples for long vague from inspiring English sources

Web site privacy policies are usually long, vague and notoriously neglected by most of us.

Mr. Pavone nails this book's genre with the facts that it has "a simple cover depicting farmland, a female author, the words A NOVEL under a long, vague title".

They were the first World War II recruits for a new covert operation called the Office of Strategic Services, a long, vague name that hid what the soldiers would become: spies, saboteurs, commandos and undercover agents.

It's a long, vague and bewilderingly compendious laundry list of the world's current ills, taking in such random topics as the overprescribing of Ritalin to schoolchildren, the "sadness of family gatherings," the much-debated austerity programs being instituted across Europe and the blight of the blogosphere.

Announcing his new militarized "strategy" in a long, vague, typically self-congratulatory speech, Trump lacked even the courtesy to mention the elected leader of Afghanistan by name.

GLAM2 discovered a very long vague motif in the data.

Long, vaguely philosophical conversations unfold in front of a stationary camera.

A number of SB Nation contributors also created profiles of their middle-school selves with positions like "defensive end/tight end who literally could not catch a pass if his life depended on it" and strengths such as "long, vaguely athletic edge rusher with a bad temper.

The menu is bewilderingly long and vague.

Gannibal's roots in Africa, however, long remained vague.

Sony had long espoused vague ideas about exploiting the convergence between previously separate digital devices and forms of media.