Sentence examples for received vague from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians say they had received vague assurances that Israel would show restraint on construction while the talks continue.

We received vague, non descriptive thank you notes from the families that received the kidneys and heart, but had no update on the cornea transplant.

When he said "we had notification" that the attack would occur on Sept. 11, some lawyers said, he might simply have meant that he had received vague information, not that he had helped plan the attack.

Iden Wetherell, the white editor of the weekly Zimbabwe Independent, said he and his newspaper had received vague threats of government retaliation in recent weeks for their criticism of official policy.

A10 Bridge Warning From Abroad The Bush administration received vague reports from a foreign government in recent weeks about threats to several bridges and a major landmark in Chicago.

And they received vague assurances from China — which will soon overtake the United States as the biggest emitter of greenhouse gases — and other emerging powers that they would seek "measurable, reportable and verifiable" emissions cuts.

He said his family had been receiving vague death threats since the start of the war, in March 2003.

He has been assigned a police escort "ever since he had begun receiving vague phone and mail threats from self-proclaimed Islamic terrorists".

He is righting the wrongs of his species and receiving vague assistance from a Web journalist, Beth (Sophia Myles), whose life he saved from a pernicious female vampire when she was a little girl.

Several Congressional officials said that despite repeated requests over the years for information about Pakistani support for militant groups, they usually receive vague and inconclusive briefings from the Pentagon and C.I.A. Nonetheless, senior lawmakers say they have no doubt that Pakistan is aiding insurgent groups.

But within a few weeks, Veloso's family began to receive vague text messages from her implying that things weren't going well.