Sentence examples for totally vague from inspiring English sources

It's a bizarre slice of budget boogie, spitting and crackling with attitude and lyrics as punchy as they are totally vague (mostly just the words going insane).

It may be said the history is totally vague, but the recent history is more clear, and the main occupation of the caste was originally to repair the ceilings of mud houses.

Spatial entities do not always have homogeneous interiors and sharply defined boundaries but frequently their interiors and boundaries are partially or totally indeterminate and vague.

Until the 12th rolls around, we're left with a somewhat vague (if totally awesome-sounding) description of how the Hyperloop system will work — Musk has referred to it at AllThingsD's D11 conference as a sort of "cross between a Concorde and a railgun and an air hockey table".

Car and Driver recently test-drove one, finding that "the vague steering is totally '70s Cadillac".

He was even more vague: "Huge market, totally new and compelling product".

Elijah finds the increasingly unclear criteria understandably baffling: "I'm just not sure what the Mobos is, basically – looking down the categories, at these totally contrasting styles, it's so vague it's meaningless.

School officials across the state seem at a loss on how to implement the somewhat vague plan, disinterested in implementation or totally unaware that a plan even exists.

My fine motor skills – the ones that allow your fingers to do things with precision – are totally devoid, and my voice, if it sounded vaguely intelligible it would be an improvement.

It doesn't seem totally out there to believe Square might be vaguely interested in these companies, particularly as talent acquisitions.

The 26th of July Movement had vague political plans, relatively insignificant support, and totally untested governing skills.