Sentence examples similar to vague terse from inspiring English sources
After fewer than 600 days of marriage to Joline, all of which take place off-screen, Mr. Wilson's Carl decamps for parts unknown, leaving a terse, vague note on the counter of their New York loft.
In a terse, vague statement on its Web site, the military said that it had identified a group of 50 to 60 fighters just across the border in Iraq, and that it had carried out "an intensive operation" against them.
The government's initial explanation for the crash was terse and vague: equipment failure caused by a lightning strike.
In other instances, the Trump White House has provided terse or vague readouts of meetings with world leaders, which offer few details about what transpires during those conversations.
The language that I.B.M. used in its terse disclosure, Mr. Gavin said, seemed deliberately vague.
The rhythms of his speech are vaguely Midwestern, and his observations tend to be terse.
In a masterfully terse thousand words, Flew argues that "God" is too vague a concept to be meaningful.
We're assuming that L. C. Armfield is responsible for the admirable organization and crisp, terse style of this document, which makes the average timetable look vague in comparison.
The Edison Electric Light Company issued a terse statement explaining she was a victim of "congestion of the brain" — that vague ailment cited in so many 19th-century obituaries.
