Sentence examples for obviously vague from inspiring English sources

There are clearly words that are ambiguous but not (obviously) vague: 'bat' is not vague but it is ambiguous.

Rule 3 is broken to create humor when we reply to an embarrassing questions with an obviously vague or confusing answer.

The status quo way to evaluate which regions to expand to next is counting the inbound requests received via email — an obviously vague way of gauging demand.

It is obviously very vague.

That statement was obviously a little vague for residents, who – angry at the shooting – took to the streets on Monday to protest Rodrigues' death.

Meaning obviously changes if vague conceptual content is precisified, but further divergence is frequently sanctioned, just as explication counsels.

The cooking is vague and obviously beside the point.

I'm being vague here, obviously, but what really happens at the end of the novel is nothing that can be seen or heard but only felt and understood.

Massive, unprecedented amounts of funds from private and 'philanthropic' foundations pour into the as yet poorly conceptualised field of 'global health' education [ 64, 65], building on well-attempted but vague and obviously contested [ 2] definitions [ 1].

This is vague and obviously you can describe other things in this manner.

There are more remote musical precedents for Ocean's music, most obviously D'Angelo's quiet and vague masterpiece from 2000, "Voodoo"; Marvin Gaye's simmering, brutal 1978 album, "Here, My Dear"; and Prince's first seven albums.