Sentence examples for vague action from inspiring English sources

As long as our protestations remain vague, action doesn't need to be taken right away--really, what would you do to "fix" an annoying co-worker?

But it is not a price that all Americans should have to pay by the distortion of the criminal justice system into a Rorschach test, in which the jury is asked to interpret vague action and attribute precise intentions to actions done with mixed motives.

Those remarks stood in contrast to Mr. Obama's comments at his first postelection news conference, when he said he planned to convene "a wide-ranging conversation" about climate change and was vague about action.

Cavell took issue with our post, demanded an opportunity to respond (although he'd already done that in a comment to our original post), and threatened vague legal action.

The board sends these threats of vague legal action to homeowners along with the attorney's bill for writing the letter.

The 41percentt "positive outcome" category recorded by StreetLink encompasses the vague "other action taken", those who aren't visited because they're begging at an "identified hotspot", and many who are "already known" to services.

The legislation leaves vague what actions would prompt F.S.B. warnings, or what measures would be used to enforce them.

As opposed to such vague possible actions of the different colloids, the changes in pH of the final perfusate mixtures are closely aligned to the observed functional changes on rate-pressure product (cf. Table 2 and Figure 4).

The recent Quay Brothers show at the Museum of Modern Art included films of mechanical puppets performing vaguely obscene actions.

Humans can fall head over heels for cartoony robots or virtual companions in part because they try to read the motives or intentions of even the most vaguely lifelike actions.

The consensus is followed by a raft of vague commitments for action.