Sentence examples for vague summary from inspiring English sources

This provided the blueprint for control orders.Open-ended orders and vague summary powers present a greater threat to liberty than specific laws.

A vague summary of the report's findings, released on Tuesday, said "a number of accounting errors" were identified after a review of only a narrow swath of Franklin's mortgage loan portfolio.

His capacity for empathy was a quality that was to stand him in good stead in his scientific practice later, so that their vague summary sentence is disappointing: "It was clearly the aura as much as the anatomy that he hated".

A couple of the men I spoke to referenced their dads reading daily horoscopes in the tabloids, realising that any of the vague summaries could apply to them and deciding they would never return to astrology.

But the statement was mainly, in its vague and summary quality – its almost dismissive tone – her way of saying that it finally didn't matter to her what kind of person I was: that my life was more important to me than it was to her; that what mattered most to her now was her own life, which was about to end.

The article is a little vague (an ambiguous summary of some second-hand information from a Chinese newspaper) but apparently Lenovo is going to be hiring Taiwanese manufacturers for its notebooks rather than keep it all in the family.

They obscure real meaning and can make the summary sound vague and devoid of specifics.

Reed subsequently tweaked the wording of his summaries to keep them vague by saying they would only affect people "working in K-12 schools, education, hospitals and police protection".

You Remind Me of Something is a glorious summary of that era, a vague yet universal tribute to "the song that does not end" – a musical metaphor for, perhaps, love, maybe lust, or fun, even just life.

That's the one sentence summary I extracted from this vague, informationally useless post on The Washington Post blog The Fix, in which Cillizza writes about how Drudge and his eponymous Report are/were both influential and controversial.

At one point, Margaux says that "everybody we hang out with is pretty competent at vaguely intelligent party talk," which might be a fair summary of the book's presiding atmosphere.