Sentence examples similar to vague viewpoints from inspiring English sources
Northerners, on the other hand, sometimes show only a vague awareness and express a harsh viewpoint, some calling those who left cowards who abandoned Vietnam in hard times.
Many proposals for actual methods of empowering marginalized viewpoints within a deliberative democratic framework might have been vague at best (Chambers, 2003), leaving much room for improvement.
Historical facts show that the meanings of words, in scientific as well as non-scientific language, are always flexible, never precisely precise, always somewhat vague, always changing… words have precise meanings only from the limited viewpoint of a fixed now and a single user.
Agricultural development is a loaded phrase, vague in the way political phrases can be, because the way it is implemented depends on the viewpoints of those involved in decision making.
Smith however was unnerved that rather than expressing a Thelemic viewpoint, the UB adhered to Roman Catholicism, and he also considered its literature purposeless, vague, and grandiose; he soon dropped out.
Whilst the scope of section 3 has been criticised for being vague, and leading therefore more easily to the imposition of the judiciary on the legal domain of parliament, this viewpoint is controversial: they do not seem to have yet so encroached and there are rules emerging about the application of section 3.
You get different viewpoints.
Cubism conveys "multiple viewpoints".
The multiple viewpoints are divided viewpoints.
