Sentence examples for they're vague from inspiring English sources
His lyrics may hint at dark matter (they're vague first-person narratives of undesirable guys who get their kicks, yet remain bored), but it's startling to see him in person: he's 6 foot 3, with a sensible short haircut, and he tucks in his shirts.
Regulations might be lax when it comes to animal feed and fertilizer in China, but take a closer look at similar regulations in the United States and it becomes clear that they're vague enough to allow industries to "recycle" much of their waste into fertilizer and other products that form the basis of our domestic food supply.
They're vague on the iOS-Android split though.
When I ask Apple this, they're vague in their response.
Publicly, Volkswagen officials concede that US sales have been disappointing, but they're vague about the reasons.
Company names should be clever, but not so clever they're vague, say the experts.
"They're vaguely paunchy, overgrown boys.
They're vaguely dissatisfied and crushingly dull.
They're vaguely Aryan, cartoonish blimps, muscled and smooth.
"They're vaguely familial, violent, but also benign.
And Demons Never Die - especially if they're vaguely familiar TV actors, says Stuart Heritage.
