Sentence examples for vague book from inspiring English sources

Though Ed Lazar's younger son, Zachary, did not know his father well, he has written a pungent-sounding but maddeningly vague book about Ed's murder.

Remember with 4,500 books published every day in this country, you can't afford to have some vague book description, you must state clearly why this book is the best one they can buy.

Seasoned publishers have only a vague idea what book, film or song will be a hit.

In truth, Klein is vague in her book and our conversation about exactly how this would come about.

Some instructions are vague, but the book's sheer visual exuberance and wide scope make it obvious that Sedaris is a dedicated follower of the pipe-cleaner arts.

Although the geography is vague in the book, Mr. Chbosky insisted that the film be shot in Pittsburgh, as a tribute to his hometown.

In fact — sometimes you must come right out and say these things — it's mostly a vague and distracted book, one that provides the sensation of gazing on a dim and foggy day through the wrong end of a telescope.

If God really wants to speak to us, why would he use as his medium vague and contradictory books full of cryptic literary games?

The book is vague, ponderous and awkward.

But too much of the book feels vague — an oddly cool glimpse toward vibrant personalities.

The better ones look like low-budget film trailers, or impressionistic video collages that give only a vague sense of a book's storyline.