Sentence examples for vague paragraph from inspiring English sources
She added: "A single, vague paragraph straight out of the blue throws their situation into chaos.
There is one moment, though, that is summed up in a strikingly vague paragraph, comparatively free of detail, until it hurries on to the next phone call, as if that were a refuge.
And while the authors are generally diligent about reporting the politics behind the implementation of AI, they devote only one vague paragraph to the important, troubling question of what will happen to workers whose jobs are replaced by AI computers.
For example, there is a brief and vague paragraph on tamoxifen eye toxicity, which certainly isn't an obscure topic: breast oncologists refer patients for slit lamp examination all the time.
Its wording was vague, but paragraph 22 reads as if sanctions would not be lifted for so long as Iraq failed to account for all its unconventional weapons: these included the sorts of chemical weapons deployed against the Iranian army and Kurdish civilians in the 1980s.
Article 44 is a single vaguely worded paragraph in the interim constitution which gives the junta leader the power to override any branch of government in the name of national security.
But Goldman explains away $10.78bn of revenue from its trading and principal investments operation in just four vaguely worded paragraphs of a press release.
Answer the essay question clearly and concisely, dropping vague and wordy paragraphs.
The Navy's mission is not some vague, abstract, feel-good paragraph in a business plan; it is concrete and easy to understand: to make the world safe.
The choice of the words "many" and "some" in those respective paragraphs is vague, perhaps deliberately so, not even indicating whether or not climate change would be expected to impact the majority, the worst, or some other descriptor of hazards.
In fact, the PTC-I criticized the Prosecutor for its ambiguous and vague charging document in paragraphs 82 through 85 of the December 16 decision.
