Sentence examples for vague category from inspiring English sources

"In this vague category of historical items, it is up to individuals to judge what's important".

Even more intrepid would be sour beers, a somewhat vague category of older styles characterized by great acidity.

Go to a site for streaming or downloading songs, and you may find his music consigned to a vague category called "other".

Likewise, many of my students seemed to want to write about two broad topics: "terrorism and the media" and "preventing terrorism", a vague category that included things such as foreign policy and military tactics.

But a great deal of international law derives not from treaties signed by consenting nations but rather from the vague category of international custom, which over time can harden into binding law.

The Department of Labor measures duration of unemployment in weeks, ending with a vague category of "27 weeks and over", as if after six months of unemployment the unemployed weren't worth measuring anymore.

Suspects would undergo military trials only in cases involving knives or guns or the assault of security officials, a pullback from broader statements applying such prosecutions to the violation of curfews or to vague categories like thuggery.

By considering online webpages and fuzzy user profile, the proposed system classifies the webpages into vague categories using a neural network.

Amazon released its own "Skill Finder" skill last year, but it's a bare-bones experience that can only read off the most popular apps in certain vague categories, or list the top or newest Alexa skills.

But data in California from a few years ago, show almost half of expulsions fell into vague categories including "defying authority" and "disruption of school activities".

Although school districts have been sued for issues involving both these vague categories of substitute teachers, 77percentt of school districts still do not train them and 56percentt never conduct face-to-face interviews before allowing them into classrooms, according to STEDI.org, the national leader in substitute teacher research and training.