Sentence examples for vague areas from inspiring English sources

Some legal scholars say the vague areas in those laws open the possibility, however remote, for marriages to be vulnerable to legal challenges.

His anger feeds on his inadequacy, because, Yates reveals, he had in fact fired his gun only twice, "at vague areas rather than men, had brought down nothing either time, and had been mildly reprimanded the second time for wasting ammunition".

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But the donations to the party committees, which come under the rubric of so-called party-building activities, fall under a vague area of the law.

But most trustee payments fall into a vague area where reasonable and necessary can be deemed in the eye of the beholder.

That brings us to another broad, vague area of white people pretending to be black: those who do it culturally, rather than cosmetically.

North Queensland and a second team in the Brisbane area should not be ruled out, but a third team in a vague area of south Sydney will not cut it.

Tinder is the spark of immediate heat, in which your phone tracks down singletons in your vague area, and gives you the simple option of noting whether or not you find them fanciable.

Walk the length of Spring Street, from the Bowery to the Hudson River, and you'll pass through three neighborhoods: NoLIta, SoHo and then, well, a vague area south of the Village and north of TriBeCa.

The fovea is sometimes referred to as the macula lutea ("yellow spot"); actually this term defines a rather vague area, characterized by the presence of a yellow pigment in the nervous layers, stretching over the whole central retina i.e., the fovea, parafovea, and perifovea.

CT of the area demonstrates a corresponding vague area of sclerosis (yellow arrow).