Oh, there are vague "types" among them.
He is not one of your vague sixties-type Catholics, with the guitars and the hugs, nor is he a rationalist, impatient with the hocus-pocus, the miracles.
In May the scheme was rejected by Amber Valley Borough Council for being "too vague" about types of housing.
A few days ago, the Wildrose Party Alberta's Official Opposition posted a seemingly innocuous picture on its Facebook page of a big-ass boat leaving a harbour with vague phrases typed on top like "I support the Northern Gateway pipeline" and "tell [Premier] Rachel [Notley] to secure our economic future".
The Hag grew up in an enchanted marsh, but when it was turned into a building site she took refuge in postwar London, running a boarding house for other vaguely magical types.
Its members are people who don't speak much and of whom others don't speak at all, so there is no mention of them in the literature of most countries, and they should not be confused with other, vaguely similar types, who do speak, and of whom others speak: hot shots, extreme climbers, members of famous international expeditions, professionals, etc.
You might be in a panic after re-reading a string of textually explicit novellas you vaguely remember typing at 2 o'clock this morning.
Critics and even the Russian government itself have complained that the bill was too vague about the type of threats it was meant to address.
Ahmadinejad called for free elections in Syria and suggested that President Bashar al-Assad implement a reform program, although he was vague about the type of reforms he recommended.
It's all very well to allow the viewer some agency in the experience of the art, but if the artists are going to communicate ideas and to be allowed to be the avant-garde thinkers Engberg claims, then the curatorial process needs to bring out the connections beyond a vague grouping by type.
He said he had mixed medication — he wouldn't say what — with alcohol, and said he would seek treatment, but was vague about what type or what for.
