Politics, particularly in the absence either of ideological division or committed, class-based electoral support, becomes a blur of vague focus-group perceptions, a half-remembered catalogue of events and electoral promises, likes and dislikes.
It was also vague, focusing more on restating generalities than on offering any specifics.
He writes a sketchy and vaguely focused account of Géricault's two years in London after bringing over his now-celebrated "Raft of the Medusa".
From the ecological, and vaguely spiritual, focus of much of his work, we would have pegged him as more of a Santa Fe kind of guy.
By 2015, he was giving a taste of what we may expect this year, vague language focusing less on demands he knows will not be met and more on the political changes that need to happen first.
"The Blind Side" treats its characters and its viewers more gently, leaving the details of Michael's early life vague and focusing on the warm, redemptive bond that forms between him and the Tuohy family.
Exhibiting a vaguely Zenlike focus in the eye of the hubbub, Mr. Shields makes a steady stream of small decisions as he cruises the room: adjusting a light, coaching an actor on a line reading, composing a new line on the fly when an inconsistency is pointed out.
Green politicians in the European Parliament attacked Tuesday's initiative, saying it was too vague and focused on surveillance rather than rescue.
Even so, our analysis at the Institution of Civil Engineers suggests that the city should avoid setting vague targets and focus on policy.
Godard had written that he could not continue the interview because "it was not a real discussion" and was "flou" — out of focus, vague — but he wished me a better "game" with people I'd be seeing in Paris.
