Sentence examples for vague terms from inspiring English sources

Mayweather attempted in vague terms to explain what happened.

President Clinton denies the charges in vague terms.

Ramond encouraged students to speak clearly and not in vague terms about themselves.

Young can speak only in vague terms because of the uncertainty he faces.

Some property-and-casualty policies either ignore occurrence, or define it only in vague terms.

One of the most disastrously vague terms with regard to capture is "infeasible".

But he couched his reaction in vague terms, saying he condemned "whoever carried out the bombing".

Cognitive skills, however, were always deemed immeasurable, blanketed with vague terms.

The Fed used to set its goals for interest rates even for itself in vague terms.

The past and present movie moguls described in glowing but vague terms a new partnership.

"They were using substitute, vague terms like the 'numbers at the bottom'".