Sentence examples for unspecific comments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush has made a few unspecific comments about the case sympathetic to Microsoft, while Mr. Gore has declined to discuss it.
It's an intimation that probably didn't go down well with the whole of his mixed audience but fared better than his more general, race unspecific, comments about women "wanting everything", and working out who can get it for them rather than how they can get it themselves.
For now we have to be content with discovering what a modern man isn't, by scrutinizing last week's somewhat unspecific executive comments.
He kept the comments unspecific, but it could only have been a reference to Anthony, who has struggled to mesh his considerable talents with his new team.
Several items were commented as being too unspecific, i.e. asking too broadly for a certain aspect of fatigue (e.g. "Have you been so tired it was difficult keeping your eyes open?").
Emanuel's office refused multiple requests for comment from the Guardian on Wednesday, referring a reporter to an unspecific denial from the Chicago police.
For their part, administrators at Moorestown High and the superintendent's office refused to comment on the details of this case or on school policy in general, citing privacy issues, unspecific handbook rules and the potential for lawsuits.
The state Election Law is typically unspecific.
But it's so frustratingly unspecific.
* = unspecific binding (white asterisk: uncomplete PK digestion).
