Sentence examples for notably vague from inspiring English sources
The white paper is notably vague on how its commitment to simplify compulsory-purchase orders will be achieved.
He does not have a full range of clear policies: a book he published in March is notably vague, except for its anti-immigration insistence that "the Netherlands is full".
How helpful the decision will be to Mr. Marri remains to be seen, as the majority that granted him some relief was notably vague about what the new court proceeding should look like.
The maps are notably vague but comply with the law, effectively vitiating it and making a sidewalk accident just about anywhere in the city a lawsuit waiting to be filed.
Nature Theater of Oklahoma brings its 2009 "Romeo and Juliet" — not the Shakespeare you know; indeed that's the point as its participants invent and enact variations on the tale, based on their notably vague memories of the story — as well as its work-in-progress, the epic "Life and Times".
The specific guidance on how inflation expectations are to be monitored will provide little help since it is notably vague.Gauging the future intentions of monetary policymakers is always a guessing game.
He then pivoted to the violent attempted coup in Turkey, where his comments were notably more vague.
The Brookings report says some critical things to say about sectors of the patent system, notably broad and vague software patents.
Recruitment to radical jihadist groups has surged and the hideous cycle of sectarian attacks and counter-attacks, which had died down four years ago, has restarted with a vengeance.This is not wholly the fault of the hastily written constitution, but its vague wording has notably failed to check the powers of the prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki.
He also told us a lot of vague things, most notably about our geopolitical status in the world—"I'd get along with Putin," and "I'm very militaristic"—and his campaign finance—"I refused $5 million from somebody".
The consultation document repeats a mistake made in other reconfiguration controversies in being concrete about what will be closed or downgraded but vague about the benefits, notably around primary and community care.
