Sentence examples for vague concerns from inspiring English sources

His parents were told that he wasn't a viable candidate, owing to vague concerns about "noncompliance".

For three months the nation's media censorship board had held up the film, citing vague concerns over its depiction of the nation's bloody Biafra War.

There is minimal heat or magnetism between them, and no clue as to what sustains the couple besides the mild frisson of their differences — age, culture, class — and their vague concerns over what constitutes meaningful art.

Some examples: I'm worried that we're not reaching the children enough with this I'm concerned about the optics of that distribution plan I'm not sure how that can be sustainably implemented Nothing shows insight in development work like vague concerns.

Torie Clarke, the former Department of Defense spokesperson, echoed many of the vague concerns that Lugar had previously voiced.

But they also felt vague concern.

"Monique looked at him with vague concern".

There is also Krzysztof Wodiczko's painfully tedious video eliciting some vague concern about the psychological problems of abused women.

Gov. George E. Pataki, who had expressed serious but vague concern in recent weeks about New York City's plan for a $1.3 billion water filtration plant in Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, has finally put his objections in writing and asked that the state legislation authorizing the plant be amended.

After the bed-and-breakfast gathering, where he was struck by the composition of the mourners, Hardy sent an e-mail to Donna St. George, the Post reporter, expressing vague concern, on behalf of Rogers's family, about the tone of her forthcoming piece.

The American system does not hold with the idea of incarcerating a large group of people who it seems to have no credible reason to believe are dangerous, out of vague concern that somewhere among them might be a future law-breaker.