Sentence examples for vague since from inspiring English sources

What exactly is meant by "expressions" (ci) is vague, since, as we saw above, the only explanation the Mohists give is functional, that "expressions" are used to express thoughts.

Although maybe whatever the Trump Doctrine is, it's supposed to be vague, since, as Trump himself put it in his speech, "we must as a nation be more unpredictable".

Asked how he would differ from Clinton, Sanders claimed he would not run a negative campaign but highlighted three issues where the former secretary of state has been vague since announcing her frontrunner bid earlier this month – and more conservative since long before then.

"Nouvelle Vague" (1990 October 17thh, at 3 P.M.; and October 18th, at 1 P.M.

The semantic web may seem equally vague today, but it could prove just as exciting.

A vague 2009 premiere date was pushed back, and then the partners stopped giving a premiere date at all.

Re "Forsaking Fact for Emotion, Musburger Keeps It Vague," Jan . 12 The critique of Brent Musburger was long overdue.

The response was quick, but a little vague: 1968 and $195, plus unspecified shipping costs to the United States.

When Mr. Godard returned to 35-millimeter, theatrical filmmaking, Mr. Lubtchansky accompanied him for "Every Man for Himself" (1980) and "Nouvelle Vague" (1990).

Several crucial details about the new government were left vague today: first among them, who would arbitrate future disputes between the president and prime minister.

The Berlin-based team was forced to abandon its ambitious Kickstarter attempt in March, but development is continuing, with a vague 2015 release date.