Sentence examples for vague open from inspiring English sources

This vague open space is by now so clogged with artists as to be meaningless; it's everyman's land.

Members of the country's weak interim cabinet held an emergency meeting Monday and issued a vague open letter to the legislature, suggesting that it vote yet again for a new prime minister — replacing one chosen this month — and eventually be dissolved.

At Think Tank, Steve Coll explains why the Obama Administration must speak in vague, open-ended terms about the crisis.

Autistic people may struggle with answering questions at the best of times, but vague, open-ended queries are extremely unhelpful.

By The New Yorker March 2, 2009 At Think Tank, Steve Coll explains why the Obama Administration must speak in vague, open-ended terms about the crisis.

The second book, More Than Meets The Eye, sent a ragged crew of misfit characters – led by nobody's favourite Rodimus Prime – into deep space on a vague, open-ended quest.

Mr Obama's efforts to convince his countrymen of the case for going to war seem so far only to have strengthened their desire to stay at home.A vague, open-ended plan would therefore be a blueprint for Mr Assad to get away with his crime.

Emily has been sleeping with a dull guy in her office (Kevin Bacon, in an unwritten part), and Cal, hearing this news from Emily as she drives them through Los Angeles (the movie's geography is a little vague), opens the car door and drops to the street like a misplaced bag of groceries.

I dutifully tried to do the exercises that promised to guide me to my true calling and felt immediately frustrated by the vague, open-ended questions.

Many of them ask vague, open-ended questions: Not sleeping well or sleeping too much?

I think, you know, for us, part of when lyrics succeed is when they're able to have that sort of vague open-endedness where it could be applicable to a lot of different situations for people.