Sentence examples for vague saying from inspiring English sources

McGowan is more vague, saying it is "hypothetical".

The son was characteristically vague, saying only that he wanted to attend college.

When pressed to describe the treatment, Nadal remained vague, saying he could not easily explain it in English.

At Refugee Run they keep the setting of the experience vague, saying it's somewhere in "central Asia".

Last December it struck down the "basic rule" as too vague, saying that drivers could not be sure whether they were obeying the law.

Mr. Pataki left his budget plans vague, saying only that he would hold the line on spending and would decrease spending from the general fund.

The boxes were big because "the information was vague," said Mr. Grazulis, the weather historian.

"What happened is still vague," said George Ortega, 27, who said he had known Mr. Cruz for about 15 years.

And privacy policies are overlong, obscure, and intentionally vague, says Justin Brookman, the director of consumer privacy at the Center for Democracy and Technology.

"I'd say expectations are high but vague," said Clark Wolf, a restaurant consultant.

"It's too vague," said Lt. Col. Craig Beardsley, who is responsible for homeland security in Kansas.