Sentence examples for vague advice from inspiring English sources

Other women reported vague advice like "listen to your body".

"So," I said, "what does a producer do, exactly?" They all replied with the same vague advice: "Well, it depends..."....

Some will be told to eat breakfast every day, others to skip breakfast, and the third group will be given vague advice about whether to eat it or not.

When I asked Facebook's spokespeople flat-out whether the social network was redesigning Notes, I was met with a coy look and vague advice to watch out for something.

Instead, they received vague advice afterwards, like, in Jodie's case, a warning that "things down there won't feel normal for at least a year".

Publishers cannot give them book deals fast enough, and bestseller lists in the UK, Australia and US are filled with volumes on wellness, which mix recipes with vague nutritional advice and, of course, many, many photos.

Some teachers like to give vague, cagey advice to see who listens and who doesn't.

DeVito offered some scattered, vaguely sexual advice for Day to get the audience on his side, resulting in a short musical performance.

It's vague: offering generalised advice that doesn't seem particularly well-targeted.

They should make a vague offer of advice, safe in the knowledge that their successor will rarely, if ever, accept it for reasons of pride.

The finding, he added, is not surprising, given the vague nature of advice that experts offer on what to look for.