Sentence examples for such a vague from inspiring English sources

"Dust is such a vague term.

What does that mean, because it's such a vague term?

Yet this sudden burst of interest in such a vague idea is worrying.

"If enforcement becomes necessary," he wrote, "the terms of such a vague injunction would make it difficult for the court".

But even now, with such a vague grasp of what's truly going on in the third game, I'm already hooked.

But because business casual is such a vague directive, there is little conformity in corporate dress codes.

Even though we believe that the current city administration would use the law rationally, once such a vaguely worded statute is passed, it opens the door for abuse.

"The big glaring hole is that it is such a vaguely worded document that it doesn't seem to force countries into doing anything," Ben Ayliffe from Greenpeace told BBC News.

Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing (JONAH) is one of those groups with such a vague-sounding name that you know they're up to something strange.

The ministers may be able to report modest progress (such as a vague promise to accelerate the elimination of cotton subsidies) but the guts of a Doha deal will be delayed yet again.By the standards of WTO meetings, delay in Hong Kong would not be disastrous.

The report, recently filed by Sgt Aaron Barnes, includes spurious and badly sourced claims, such as a vague estimation that 80% of the club "appeared to be under the influence of drugs" based on little more than eye-witness accounts.