Sentence examples for vague reached from inspiring English sources
In July, Mr. Vague reached an agreement to allow deposits at 3,400 Mailboxes, Etc., locations.
The North Koreans said they would uphold a vague agreement reached at the last round of talks in September, which committed the country to abandoning its nuclear-weapons projects, rejoining the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and submitting to the safeguards of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Most songs are deliberately vague to reach as many people as possible, affecting the listener via their own personal interpretation.
Records from Amenhotep's reign are simply altogether too scant and too vague to reach a conclusion about any Syrian campaign.
About a week after the bomb dropped, a vague, incomprehensible rumor reached Hiroshima — that the city had been destroyed by the energy released when atoms were somehow split in two.
Worrying but vague noises had reached the British press of the police raids - one last month netting another 50 people suspected of dealing soft drugs - but little news on how the commune was coping.
Under S1 and following Jeffreys' [ 23] scale of evidence, between 1% and 12% of genes reached vague evidences of heterogeneous variances and only between 1% and 3% of genes showed substantial evidences of heterogeneous variances (Table 1).
The era's quintessential although far from best folk rock anthem was Barry McGuire's "Eve of Destruction," a haranguing list of social injustices strung around a vague apocalyptic warning, which reached number one in September 1965.
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That England's accuracy deteriorated so alarmingly from the heroics in Paris a fortnight earlier, indeed never reached a vaguely high point yesterday from which it could deteriorate, must indeed serve as tribute to the hostility of the hosts.
And on dealing with the looming fiscal crisis, he made a vague promise to "reach an agreement based on the principles of my bipartisan debt commission".
