Sentence examples similar to vague 1 from inspiring English sources

The raccoon rings of the 1920s Bright Young Things were refined along the way to the much more technical line of the 1950s and the Nouvelle Vague '60s.

Even so, investors found some relief in the vague 21-page report on stress tests put out Friday afternoon by the Fed.

This evening, Mr. Duhalde and the governors, after huddling all day, announced a vague 14-point plan that the president promised would get Argentina "back on its feet" within 90 days.

Symptoms vary enormously amongst patients and are often vague [2, 6].

Like the Android 2.1 update, the X8 also has a vague Q3 2010 release date.

For the time being, we're looking at a vague "Q4".

(a) Axial T2W MRI shows a small ill-defined lesion in segment 6 with vague T2 hyperintense areas.

Follow-up MRI after 2 years showed significant interval growth (short arrow) with vague T2 hyperintense areas (long arrow) on axial T2W MRI (f).

Internal validity limitations were discussed in 7 (9%), and external validity (to humans) discussed in 71 (92%), most with no (30, 42%) or only a vague (9, 13%) limitation to this external validity mentioned.

Sure, it'll still be a few months before that vague 3-month window even begins — and the damn thing is running WinMo 6.5 — but you know what?

So if I had to guess, I'd say it's very hard to beat Zelda as the 3DS' "killer app," but that only has a vague "2011" release date; who knows when it will come out.