Sentence examples for vague means from inspiring English sources

"Unconstitutionally vague means you don't know it when you see it".

When the noble BTRO (pronounced BEE-tro) (Brandon Barrera) is murdered through vague means by the dastardly, trash-talking L Dubba E (Lee Valmassy), BTRO's younger brother and protégé, the laconic JTRO (right, pronounced JAY-tro) (Jason Trost, in a "Karate Kid" headband) and an "Escape From New York" eye patch), retires from the game.

Targets that are too vague mean that it's easy to look like you tried to achieve them and hard to prove you've not been in some way successful.

To find out, ask if a certain juice is "natural," the Portuguese word that vaguely means "fresh-squeezed".

"Most people, I think, today when they hear the word 'virtue' assume that it vaguely means goodness or behaving yourself for whatever.

First unveiled in September, Apple Watch vaguely meant to be available in "early 2015" then "spring".

The setting here seems vaguely meant to be Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, which was both a hotbed during the Russian Revolution and a major center in the global oil boom.

Having no life seems like a more logical reason to feel bad about myself than a fictional person being vaguely mean to me! Anyway, my favorite character is Steve.

It was in a similarly ejaculatory fashion that Tinder itself appeared to lose its mind the other night in a 30-strong tweet "tantrum" in which it essentially accused Vanity Fair writer Nancy Jo Sales of being a stuck-up bitch because she wrote something vaguely mean.

American goals in Afghanistan remain vague, the means inadequate, the timetable foreshortened.

On the highway the Aztek is reasonably well behaved, but vague steering means you'd better keep your eyes up and both hands on the wheel.