Sentence examples for utterly vague from inspiring English sources

The court had employed "utterly vague criteria," Justice Thomas said.

I love how the Ondaatje prize manages to be both extremely specific (the Booker just rewards "the very best book of the year", for example) and utterly vague with its "spirit of a place".

Her work as a fork-lift operator and a welder is a tossed-off line of dialogue; her interests are undefined; her ostensible lack of refinement is merely a matter of her loud voice and salty vocabulary; her relationships are utterly vague, as is her wider network of interactions, of friends and relatives and colleagues and rivals.

Utterly vague and ridiculously specific ministry directives we have aplenty.

"Rushed, vague and utterly unfunny," was another verdict.

But even the more conventional ballads, like the songs that Red sings about putting Mom in a nursing home, feel vague and utterly resistible.

A coalition of providers, drug makers and insurance companies — no doubt looking for the best possible deal in health care legislation — helpfully vowed in a White House photo-op last month to institute changes that would lead to such savings, but their promise was maddeningly vague and utterly unenforceable (and in any event, the industry groups almost immediately distanced themselves from it).

It was cheesy after-dinner material, vaguely inappropriate — and utterly effective.

A vague, unattributed "general discussion" utterly fails to describe what goes on at Bilderberg.

But Mr Bowden said the figures were "utterly meaningless" since the memorandum is vague about where the data is taken from.

In any event, I am vaguely aware that your version of this utterly meaningless story is the general perception.