Sentence examples for text is vague from inspiring English sources
But the text is vague and repetitious, leaving Mr. Arbus's character speaking as though to himself about memories only he can envision, and leaving Ms. Landers's character mute (she's a crummy journalist) and the actress herself looking terribly uncomfortable.
The agreement includes a commitment to update pledges and make them more progressive, but the text is vague on the overall ambition: it does not specify a date for the peaking of emissions, and specifies only that reductions should lead towards "greenhouse gas emissions neutrality" in the "second half of the century".
The early texts are vague as to how the standard of benefit (lì) is to be applied in specific cases that do not fall neatly under one practice or another.
In the text, Lanchester is vague about the precise nature of the Change, but in a recent episode of the "Talking Politics" podcast, he said that he posited a four-degree Celsius temperature increase that produces rising seas and disrupts the Gulf Stream, accounting for the island's frigid climate.
Admittedly, this term is vaguely defined.
If there something more to "adaptive improvisation", the present text is too vague to discern these potential new aspects.
The Sophoclean text is only vaguely visible in the margins.
While I liked that they were so precisely illustrated, the text directions were vague, which confused me.
Documentary puzzle: While some documents are difficult to analyze because the text is complicated, obscure, or vague, some of Schlegelberger's documents (as presented in his document books) give us a very different problem: some of them have no contents at all, just a heading followed by a blank page or two.
The decision text is fatally weak, does not respect the principles of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, is vague on financing, unbalanced, and overly focused on mitigation.
