Sentence examples for otherwise vague from inspiring English sources

Just how the Ashton Trust operates is otherwise vague.

Investigators were otherwise vague about the contamination in the mail room.

Explain to them that inflection is a change in pitch or tone of the voice and can help give meaning to words that are otherwise vague.

While the word "enough" was helpfully italicized in the court's opinion, italics alone do not add clarity to otherwise vague, amorphous standards.

When dealing with the land disturbances caused by surface mining operations, the terms remediation, reclamation, restoration and rehabilitation (R4) are commonly used interchangeably or otherwise vaguely defined.

The Victoria technical school and library, which was opened in 1897, is a red brick and red terracotta building, "with a cupola but otherwise vaguely in the Loire style".

Not only had Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony played a mostly un-booed set (the traditional reception for non-Juggalo bands the first to crack and leave the stage is the winner of that year's "Bubba Sparxx Award"), they'd been followed by one of Psychopathic Record's two ICP-led supergroups, Dark Lotus, who wear Sunn 0)))-style monks' robes and are otherwise vaguely "mystical".

In the email, Gingrich specifically mentioned one "TV commentator" -- MSNBC's Chris Matthews -- while otherwise taking vague swipes at "media personalities," "media commentators" and the "elite media".

The first sentence in this section is otherwise too vague for a scientific publication.

Unless otherwise stated, vague priors were employed throughout, so that results are dominated by the data.

Furthermore, interviewers can choose to further explore specific issues highlighted by the interviewee, which would have otherwise remained vague in a questionnaire response.