Sentence examples for overly vague from inspiring English sources

"Liberal" and "conservative" in this sense are meaningless or overly vague.

"It is overly vague and overly broad," said the lawyer representing the group, Kevin T. Mulhearn.

"Nobody has ruled on whether it's constitutional, whether it's overly vague, whether it's too broad".

Mr. Cantor claimed in particular that the registration language was overly vague and might even raise First Amendment issues.

For instance, it could drop the phrase "outrages upon personal dignity," which the administration sees as overly vague.

When grading student essays, I frequently find thesis statements to be confusing, overly specific, overly vague, or otherwise poorly matched to the content of the essay.

They have also argued the law carries overly severe punishments, is too vague and does not consider context, only the action.

At worst, I thought it could be a desperate attempt by teenagers to cash in on emotional suckers who'd pay the $1,850 to $10,000 for overly-vague descriptions of revenge and be too embarrassed/legally fucked to get their money back.

You don't need to be overly detailed, but don't be too vague either.

Before the vote, each of the five commissioners spoke and the Republicans delivered a scathing critique of the order as overly broad, vague and unnecessary.

That Data Retention and Investigation Powers Bill (aka DRIP) was criticized for being overly broad, vague and Draconian.