Sentence examples for no vague from inspiring English sources
His is no vague Common flirtation.
Josipovici describes it as "no vague idealisation of ancient Greece but a lucid and profound analysis of the difference between two civilisations".
And no, vague promises about closing loopholes won't do it: a rate rise is the real deal, no questions, and should not be traded away for who knows what.
"Affordable housing" is no vague euphemism in wealthy suburbs; rather it is a category designed to make it possible for village employees, the elderly and the children of longtime residents to remain in communities with steadily rising housing prices.
As regards the latter, no vague definitions are needed.
And since these numerical sentences contain no vague vocabulary, it would seem to follow that it cannot be indeterminate how many things there are.
The first questions are no vaguer than their replacement.
The threats are no longer vague.
It continued: "No vaguely eurosceptic cabinet minister can seriously sell this renegotiation on the government's behalf.
"There is no 'royal we,' and no convoluted, vague sentences".
He doesn't remember, whatever story he's telling you he doesn't remember!" FB: "No, I have vague memories!
