Sentence examples for makes it vague from inspiring English sources

WhatsApp intentionally makes it vague whether someone has blocked you or not, because it's a violation of their privacy for you to know.

Far from formulating his theory with a high degree of scientific content and encouraging empirical testing and refutation, Marx made it vague and general.

Councilman David Gordon worried that including the word "frequent" in the dating definition made it vague and unenforceable.

I succeeded in   some things, specially when I made it vaguely fake".

But in the more popular version, Juvenile changes the lyrics to the song, altering one word in the title to make it vaguer.

By announcing your admirable activity through office e-mail, you make it vaguely work-related, tempting subcontractors to donate who would not otherwise do so, presumably to curry favor with you and thus help themselves get hired.

That one features a picture of "Fair Maiden Rowena" in one of three boxes made of gold, silver and lead (making it vaguely reminiscent of the three caskets test in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice).

Finally, the device injects noise, adding random data into the original dataset in order to make it vaguer.

Apparently, all it takes is raising one leg in the air and sort of wiggling it around—a move so confounding in its simplicity that half the people in this video are totally incapable of either doing it or making it vaguely resemble a dance.

When the leprechaun sings of "something sweet, something sort of grandish," the "sort of" suggests a vague resemblance, while the "ish" makes it even vaguer.

We think that from a theoretical point of view these titles are welcome, but to put them in a I aw would perhaps make it too vague.