Sentence examples for vague being from inspiring English sources

The extent of land claimed north was vague, being "south of the northern boundary of the United States".

The intuition of being that lies at the root of metaphysical enquiry is not "the vague being of common sense" (see Preface to Metaphysics, p. 78), but an "intellectual intuition" (Existence and the Existent, p. 28) or grasp of "the act of existing".

The Nouvelle Vague was in vogue.

"Leaving things vague is terrifying," he told the Associated Press.

"That's a bit vague, isn't it?

'The man himself remained vague,' is how Naipaul puts it.

But it's all rather vague, isn't it?

Don't be vague, be specific.

The "vaguely" is priceless.

Any news that could even vaguely be construed as good?

The shape of a new order cannot vaguely be detected.