Sentence examples for vague as it from inspiring English sources
But lately the term, vague as it is, has come to represent — in especially its darker moments — a style, as in Mia Michaels's choreography on television shows like "So You Think You Can Dance".
This criterion, however, is too vague as it stands: what is probable or plausible behaviour in one person is not in another, and what is probable in one set of circumstances is not so in another.
Between 1958 and 1963 an astonishing 170 French filmmakers directed their first features, happily marching under the new wave banner, which was as vague as it was in vogue.
The corruption Mr. Minor was charged with was disturbingly vague, as it was with Ms. Thompson, whose only "crime" was awarding a contract to the lowest bidder, and Mr. Siegelman, who was convicted for fairly routine political behavior.
What amount of liquid is the recipe calling for? A. A wineglassful is not as vague as it sounds; it is an actual unit of volume, more commonly used in Britain than in the United States.
PAGE C1 Music Review: The Argento Chamber Ensemble C2 Arts, Briefly C2 Sports FACING UP TO THE TRUTH Is a Good Start George Vecsey writes that Alex Rodriguez's admission about taking performance-enhancing drugs, qualified and vague as it may have been, was a candid enough apology that it should allow him to move forward in a way other scandalized sluggers have not.
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With the car accident, I figured it was best to keep it vague as to whether it was accidental or intentional.
It is tempting to suppose that he meant, following Bacon, from whom the term "experientia vaga" is borrowed, that experience is not vague insofar as it "proceeds by fixed law, without interruption and in regular order".
It was as vague and it was as specific as that.
"Anything even vaguely positive as it relates to the consumer right now is going to be viewed as a big upside," said Marc Harris, co-head of global research for RBC Capital Markets.
