Sentence examples for vague observations from inspiring English sources

Cleansed of telling detail, the report offers only vague observations and conclusions.

Titled "Bookshelf," it features the title and author of each book along with details that swerve back and forth between plot summation, personal experiences and vague observations, treating the book as text and physical object.

Instead the report is comprised of vague observations, with the officer going as far as to detail over-hearing "people in the smoking area enquiring about the purchase of drugs".

This is what my mother taught me 40 years ago, backed up by the vague observation that Italians tended toward corpulence because they ate so much pasta.

Arthur Quiller-Couch responded with a contrary view and claimed that the lines were "a vague observation – to anyone whom life has taught to face facts and define his terms, actually an uneducated conclusion, albeit most pardonable in one so young and ardent".

Traces of the play remain in Toula's voice-over narration, which is full of funny if vaguely familiar observations about life in the middle of an overbearing ethnic family.

Once again Ms. Prose uses her heroine's outsider status to make a lot of funny though vaguely familiar observations about the cosseted life of well-to-do Americans: their self-indulgence, their hypocrisy, their trendy politics.

About £34m has been wasted so far, but the big numbers are all to play for, given the audit office's vaguely horrifying observation that "throughout the programme the department has lacked a detailed view of how universal credit was meant to work".

Therefore, he extended the standard linear regression model to include specific cases where the observations are vague or even linguistic.

The rhythms of his speech are vaguely Midwestern, and his observations tend to be terse.

Here's Jack with his skinny jeans halfway down his bottom, posh-lad observations and vaguely lefty leanings.