Sentence examples for vague attribute from inspiring English sources

Yet "perceived threat" is still a vague attribute of students.

This absolute precision makes vague attributes or situations difficult to characterize.

These are vague attributes, but they go a long way to explaining the frontrunner's broad appeal.

His attempt to define American culture settled in on vague attributes like "patriotism," "family orientation," "honor and oath" and "freedom," a list that seemed cribbed from Ron Swanson's Pyramid of Greatness.

The pain is usually vaguely attributed to a "strain" or "sprain" in the lumbar region.

The purportedly definitive accounts offered today lean on vaguely attributed sources, permitting aides to settle scores and put forward versions of events that flatter themselves.

It is often vaguely attributed to "capitalism with Chinese characteristics"–typically taken to mean that bureaucrats with heavy, visible hands have worked much of the magic.

Trump, in response, partially qualified his remarks by saying that he'd "heard" that Obama didn't call often, vaguely attributing this word on the street to "my generals".

He asks his teacher why it's on the board, and she explains that the words are thought to be especially lovely, vaguely attributing the idea to a "famous linguist".

The zombie apocalypse blockbuster "World War Z" gutted a central plot point of the original book — the undead infection begins in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan and spreads across the globe thanks to China's illegal organ trade — instead vaguely attributing the outbreak to Taiwan, which the Chinese government considers a breakaway province.

At one point Evans is reduced to playing with one hand, having paralyzed his right arm shooting up.Though this biography vaguely attributes Evans's addiction to the travail of a sensitive soul in an uncaring world, other sources suggest it was something more wilful.