Sentence examples for vague discussions from inspiring English sources

But the Nokia and Siemens overtures did not go beyond vague discussions of mutual cooperation in some business areas.

Perhaps that is because Jewish law focuses on the here and now (which is the same reason for the unexpectedly vague discussions of the afterlife).

When Sanders was asked about Ta-Nehisi Coates' articulation of the need to address reparations for African Americans, he replied that this discussion would be too divisive and followed it again by vague discussions about jobs and anti-poverty programs.

He said, for example, that he was not interested in lengthy, vague discussion of Japan's myriad regulations.

I envy the commentators who, after a few days of vague discussion, think they have heard enough to strike the balance between liberty and security.

A vague discussion about a pending attack, for which a team or teams of militants were already in place, prompted the US to shut 20 embassies across North Africa and the Middle East and to issue a terror warning.

Our exam results culture is defined by the vague discussion every year of "raising standards" – a phrase which appears impossible to oppose on reasonable grounds, until one realises that, depending on who is saying it, we could roughly translate it into either "making exam percentages improve" or "making exams tougher, and still expecting the percentages to improve".

Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Pataki clicked through a detailed review of the cleanup over the past six months, and then followed it with a quick and vague discussion of the status of efforts to plan the future of New York's downtown that ended almost as quickly as it had begun.

When Mr. Bush visited Asia in October, he spoke at every stop about the need to fight terrorism, but went through an entire economic summit in Bangkok with only a vague discussion of investment and new trading arrangements -- subjects that other nations wanted to take up.

We return to a vague discussion of the electoral college.

The book begins with Knight explaining how he came to meet Joseph Gorman, and then he tells Gorman's story which "did not come in clear, precise, chronological order but I had to glean it from rambling and sometimes vague discussion".