Sentence examples for vague nature from inspiring English sources
Analysts suggested that the vague nature of the mandate left it open to wide interpretation.
"Given the vague nature of the allegations, its difficult to respond," Ms. Drake said.
I learned that there were some press inquiries of a vague nature last week sometime.
The vague nature of the ISI observation criteria made me question my own understanding of lesson judgements.
Yet the broad and vague nature of "terrorism" offenses and the use of special courts to try these cases have left the problems largely in place.
How wrong I was about her vague nature: Alex showed herself to be one of the most efficient, most effective and nicest people I know.
"They rattled off a bunch of towns," most of which had similar, vaguely nature-themed names, Mr. Graham said.
Ipsilateral neck, shoulder, or arm pain of a rather vague nonradicular nature or, occasionally, arm pain of a radicular nature.
He employs the term aspects because its vague, unscientific nature suits what he calls the "spongy" form in question.
Because from what I've seen, the labor contract between domestic partners is vague by nature, always in a state of negotiation.
Like real pictures, this simple picture is vague by nature and, like many other simple cognitive models, it not only engenders illusions of complete understanding and obviousness but also has multiple unobvious obscurities that may be resolved in incompatible ways.
