Sentence examples for vague claims from inspiring English sources

Clear evidence of what is wrong is more likely to get a response than vague claims.

Among customers used to vague claims about chakras and crystals, a little seaweed seems to go a long way.

He attacked a house in Elmont, just over the Nassau County border, over vague claims of a familial problem.

From my health store experience, I can understand why vague claims are implied without any reference to safety or efficacy.

His policy consisted in making a reality of some large and vague claims to supreme power that Henry had uttered at intervals.

This approach also demands a certain amount of faith from consumers, who have learned to be skeptical of vague claims on whisky bottles.

A vague claim of momentum between the two countries?

In this book, Keith Downing undertakes a systematic investigation of the widespread (if often vague) claim that intelligence is an emergent phenomenon.

Its authors, well represented on the paperback shelves, have created a hybrid form designed to mate the appeal of the novel with a vague claim to authenticity.

In 1601, when the four banners were established, Nurhachi issued a vague claim of having founded a great "Yeh," a family realm or state.

Others have made the same vague claim in other ways, of course, occasionally putting Clinton forward as the "most qualified" or "most experienced" candidate in history.