Sentence examples for vague the message from inspiring English sources

Though the law's wording was vague, the message was not lost on liberal and queer communities: LGBT and LGBT-friendly teachers are being watched.

The details of the plot may be vague but the message is clear: philosophers are very clever, but very stupid too, promising much and delivering little.

"The wording may be intentionally vague, but the message is clear: we have no choice in the matter," said one computer executive who spoke on condition of anonymity because some companies are hoping they can persuade the government to ease the requirements.

Better to keep the message vague.

But the vague message and what initially appeared to be a modest turnout last Saturday was nevertheless a display of political activism not seen recently in Huntington: 21st-century radicalism that harkened back to protests of the 1960's.

A severely weakened Raiden is about to be killed by Shao Kahn, but casts a last-minute spell on his now-shattered magical amulet, directing it to contact his past self with the vague message "He must win".

Kalotay intends to say "something about having lived, something about humor and sadness being inexorably intertwined," but, ultimately, the message remains vague.

The message was vague: "I'm stuck at the Westgate.

The vaguely worded message also seemed to raise the possibility that Mr. Obama, who at the time was chairman of the Illinois Senate's health committee, had been involved in recommending candidates for the board.

Ms. Wootan said she was nonetheless pleased that the guidelines provided "understandable and actionable" advice rather than the "big vague messages" of the past.

What makes them powerful, even for those immune to their secondary aims, is that the message is not some vague, superior, culture-war notion of "family values".