Sentence examples for vague note from inspiring English sources

The vague note that accompanied it was signed "Yours in Communism, Giorgio".

When she returned she received a vague note from the owner of the home saying that Miniver had died.

Three days later, Snapchat finally responded publicly by posting a brief, vague note on its blog about "an allegation regarding a possible attack by which one could compile a database of Snapchat usernames and phone numbers".

After fewer than 600 days of marriage to Joline, all of which take place off-screen, Mr. Wilson's Carl decamps for parts unknown, leaving a terse, vague note on the counter of their New York loft.

And then there's the vague note on the map indicating "various buried pipelines".

The vague note that the entire iPhone line has seen a "big acceleration in total unit sales".

The list had vague notes about checking on visas for Indian nurses and the phone number of another prospective guest worker interested in a hospitality course.

Other pessimists criticise Mrs Albright for being too vague, noting that, when the Bush administration in 1991 presented its "road map" for better relations with Vietnam, the signposts towards full normalisation were clearly marked.But the truth is that the Clinton administration has to tread carefully both at home and abroad.

The committee said this view appeared alarmingly vague, noting that one academic who gave evidence to their inquiry said it would mean, in theory, that her university should "burn all our books by Plato and refer half our philosophy department who question these matters".

Whetlab's own announcement on its plans now that it's joining Twitter is fairly vague, noting only that: "Twitter is the platform for open communication on the internet and we believe that Whetlab's technology can have a great impact by accelerating Twitter's internal machine learning efforts".

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