Sentence examples for vague by from inspiring English sources

The statement, however, was quickly pronounced vague by road safety experts.

The downtown music club catches the vague by hosting the superb Parisian ensemble, performing string quartets by Haydn, Webern (the Five Movements, Op. 5), and Debussy.

The Irish played without their two first-string offensive tackles, Jordan Black and Brennan Curtain, who were left home for reasons kept vague by the university.

Dragoman's role in the world is kept intentionally vague by Mr. Konrad, who one can assume is the model for his own character.

In some cases, the Europeans are trying to clarify areas left vague by the talks with the United States, particularly on foreign investment in Chinese telecommunications networks.

Because from what I've seen, the labor contract between domestic partners is vague by nature, always in a state of negotiation.

In other words, full menus grouped vaguely by region.

Such an attack had been signalled, if vaguely, by intelligence over the summer.

When Hitchcock was asked about a strategy of subtly bumping Belfour, he answered vaguely by saying something about rebounds.

He explains their slow progress vaguely, by saying that the North Koreans were unable to develop the mine properly ("there were a lot of constraints").

"There may have been some rationale for it in 2004," Arun Jaitley, a leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, said vaguely by way of not quite clarifying his party's reversal on the policy.