Sentence examples for vague for from inspiring English sources

Western cookbooks remained vague for hundreds of years.

He was a bit vague, for example, about global warming.

But Chris isn't being vague for political gain.

Many details of the scheme remain vague: for example, who the unit would report to.

But Kaine added that the language about ground troops "is too vague for me.

The patrol said the description was too vague for any action to be taken.

For Raine, the worst thing you can be is vague; for Wolcott, lugubrious.

But this sounds too vague for me, not to mention exhausting.

There are perhaps a few clues, but they are too vague for certainty.

The numerator of the productivity equation, output, is hopelessly vague for services.

Obama's "Change" message, Saunders argues, is too abstract, too vague, for the region.