But as James Kirchick of the New Republic pointed out, his leadership credentials remain untested, his policy programme is both grandiose and vague on particulars, and President Saakashvili remains a formidable and powerful rival.
For the most part, these voices are vague on particulars, an exception being Edward Korry, the former United States ambassador to Chile who once warned that supporting a coup against Allende would be as disastrous for American interests as the Bay of Pigs.
Gage's official report was too vague on particulars to influence anyone's opinion.
Yet the vaguely described particulars of Mr Enkhbayar's supposed crime alleged irregularities in the privatisation of a small hotel and a local newspaper strike many as unconvincing.
The Democratic leaders admitted to being vague on the particulars of the leg islation but defended the ap proach.
It is one thing for Obama to be vague about the particulars of his policies, as he was throughout the primaries.
But it is difficult to see how the quantifiers can be vague and, in particular, how their vagueness could be accounted for on the sort of precisificational account of vagueness discussed in §2.1.[21] The motivation behind D2 is that Goliath would seem to have exactly the same location and exactly the same parts as Lumpl.
Since I'm vague on her particular failing, it's naturally difficult to grasp how I should feel about it.
Douglas Irwin, an economist at Dartmouth, says the Trump administration has been vague in indicating what particular provisions of NAFTA they would like to revise.
"The Silver Screen" is the third in a four-book project, each part of which bears the vague coloring of a particular season.
For more abstract tasks such as design I find that intuition can also be valuable (I get a vague sense that a particular approach is good or bad), but the intuition needs to be followed up with a lot of additional analysis to expose all the underlying factors and verify whether the intuition was correct.
