Sentence examples for point vague from inspiring English sources

The details of the America's College Promise are, at this point, vague.

She was, by that point, vaguely disappointed by what often disappoints defectors from the Democratic Party these days: high taxes and annoyance at federal largess.

The cartoon Metalocolypse mentions Cedar Point vaguely in an episode during Season One.

But Khamenei intentionally left two important points vague.

Pilot testing of this procedure indicated that participants were more motivated when each trial was worth a large number of points, vague with respect to the actual amount of money each response was worth, rather than a description of the small amount of real money each correct response was worth (rather like the reward structure for playing arcade games).

Tom points vaguely to his lower back.

Another official pointed vaguely to a spot on the other side of the park.

Presently, it got a sign that read "paralia", painted on plywood, pointed vaguely downhill: "beach".

Internal research involving potentially vulnerable LGBT subjects points vaguely towards consulting "prominent groups representing LGBT people".

I'll write about these plot points vaguely, but I doubt that the hints will be completely opaque.

"So many of my friends have died here," says Ahmet, pointing vaguely at the narrow streets that now lie devastated.