Sentence examples for vague approach from inspiring English sources

It sounded like a vague approach to the Presidency, Rovere wrote, but it wasn't.

Ms. Johnson said her grandmother took a similarly vague approach to spelling out her wishes.

Reddit chief executive Steve Huffman once called this the "specifically vague" approach to writing rules for social platforms.

And their vague approach to the issue raises eyebrows among health-policy experts because the bills leave loopholes that would allow insurers to limit coverage.

He subsequently explained that he intentionally took a more careful and vague approach during the deposition because he was concerned that the agency was trying to deceive him.

And for all the broker breast-beating they aren't even particularly draconian – other countries have gone for a much less vague approach and insisted on set salary multiples, loan-to-value ratios and mortgage lengths.

But despite what many here consider a rising crisis regarding dependence on foreign oil, most said the presidential candidates had disappointingly vague approaches to energy policy or, worse, little interest in the subject.

Warners' animation division presents Storks, which it hopes can repeat – or at least vaguely approach – the stellar success of The Lego Movie.

"I have been vaguely approached," she said, "but most people have had the thoughtfulness to postpone asking for a while".

I never get as far as that dark colour (which I can't help feeling suggests an unpleasant burnt flavour of the kind that, however authentic, I can't ever quite warm to) but, with something vaguely approaching toffeeish in the bag, and the hob threatened again, I stick the pan, without pastry, into the oven for 15 minutes.

The main questions that continue to surround the (as yet vague) new approach are, first, will it work, and second, what if it doesn't.