Sentence examples for vague phrase from inspiring English sources

A vague phrase, and he didn't spell it out.

"We all have different definitions of a vague phrase like global warming," I noted.

There were also "weaknesses in some processes", a wonderfully vague phrase.

This vague phrase aroused the leaders of the Korean provisional government in Chongqing to request interpretation from the United States.

That deliberately vague phrase could include anyone who doesn't like America, even if they are not connected in any way with the 2001 attacks.

It's a vague phrase, but one might start to explain it by emphasizing values like curiosity, honesty, accuracy, precision and rigor.

(She employs vague phrases: "the situation" or "what's going on right now").

It is, rather, a set of vague phrases that, when put in motion, somehow justify the introduction of other vague phrases.

So, they employ drowse-inducing bureaucratic non-speak: vague phrases about "excellence," "the spirit of academic inquiry" and "collegial and interdisciplinary exchange".

Mr. Trump has frequently dangled vague phrases suggestive of policy shifts, only to accuse the news media of having wrongly interpreted them.

Much of the explicit language about sexuality and gay families was removed or replaced with vague phrases, like a call for young children to "understand that family structures differ".