Sentence examples similar to vague intonations from inspiring English sources

The numbers were there; Anthony Morss conducted an unusually large period-instrument orchestra (10 first violins), but intonation was pervasively vague.

Speaking in an accented, hypernuanced English that facilitated fierce debates on whether a particular design should be "brutal," "blatant," or "congested," the designers had absorbed Koolhaas's intonations as well as his ideas; even the Americans on the staff spoke with a vaguely European lilt.

Eliminated are the robotic intonations.

Very vague".

Maddeningly vague?

His Jersey intonations were Philly-tinged.

Vague versus vaguer.

They are too vague.

A bit vague.

Replies were vague.

Vague but fairly uncontroversial.