Sentence examples for such vagueness from inspiring English sources

Hull (1965) contends that species have vague boundaries and that such vagueness is incompatible with the existence of species specific essences.

Such vagueness is necessary.

Such vagueness, unfortunately, was inevitable at this stage.

Despite such vagueness — or perhaps because of it — Mrs. Merkel's popularity remains intact.

For a historian with Junquera's propensities, such vagueness is highly unsatisfactory.

Such vagueness and disparities have limited the chances of a united message.

Other topics of interest, such as vagueness, are not discussed Reichenbach perhaps considered vagueness a mistake rather than a topic for logical analysis.

But, he cautioned, "if you don't roll up your sleeves and try to track things, there can be such a vagueness that you're never able to learn or understand".

The municipal energy consulting services in Sweden have for some years impaired by relatively basic inadequacies such as vagueness of the goals set for them [4, 5].

With so much screen time being allotted to Caden's bad marriage and pustular health problems, his majestic production doesn't get going properly until the second half of the film, and by then we don't care enough (worse still, we don't know enough, such is the vagueness of its guiding rubric) to mind whether it triumphs or flops.

(And similarly for other proposals for dealing with vagueness, such as degree of truth approaches).