In the past few months several heavyweights in Tehran have spoken in favourable, if vague, terms of detente.
She talks in vague terms of having "down days", and only acknowledges a paralysis of overwhelmingly bleak despair when I probe gently for details.
On Wednesday the prime minister said taking more refugees wasn't the answer and talked in vague terms of meeting "big challenges".
A simple reason: we still have some terms in the context of the framework to work through," said Kerry, who spoke in vague terms of a 12-hour humanitarian ceasefire, but did not announce anything concrete.
"Our digital comings and goings create rich portraits of our lives, and vague terms of service when we sign up aren't giving us the protection we need," she said.
Mr. Perry, a Republican who rose from lieutenant governor to governor after Mr. Bush's presidential election victory, surprised some lawmakers by speaking, though in vague terms, of a need for changes in criminal justice.
He said that the Brotherhood would not field a candidate in the next Presidential election or contest every constituency in the parliamentary election, and spoke in vague terms of a hope that Egypt might show to the world a different style of democracy — "another moderate, tolerant model".
He said that the Brotherhood would not field a candidate in the next Presidential election or contest every constituency in the parliamentary election, and spoke in vague terms of a hope that Egypt might show to the world a different style of democracy—"another moderate, tolerant model".
