Sentence examples for unduly vague from inspiring English sources

B would then be the raw behavior that is implied by the dene D under the assumptions expressed in the E and the M. For simplicity of the exposition we have decided not to do so, despite the fact that it makes the concept of a bene rather all-encompassing and perhaps unduly vague.

Palm Beach County Judge Jack Cox called the subpoena "vague," "invasive" and "unduly burdensome" in his ruling.

Other works were unduly enigmatic: The puzzles included the vague rituals devised by Wendy Osserman and her company in "Sectors, Parts 2 & 4"; the constant mood changes in "Passing," Sasha Spielvogel's solo for Felicia Norton, and Richard Daniels's "Bound Feet," a duet between Barbara Mahler and him with no apparent references to foot-binding.

This is of course vague (How systematic? How disciplined? How much empirical involvement?) and perhaps unduly permissive.

Judge Koeltl held that the law was so vague that Ms. Stewart could not have known what was prohibited, a decision Professor Margulies called "unduly formalistic".

Unduly targeted?

'An unduly long summer,' would have been his thought had he thought about it; as it was, he merely missed the snow in a vague, subconscious way.

Some say unduly so.

That seems unduly pessimistic.

This was unduly painful.

That looks unduly pessimistic.