Sentence examples for vague what from inspiring English sources

The call to "make art" is sometimes vague: What art?

The legislation leaves vague what actions would prompt F.S.B. warnings, or what measures would be used to enforce them.

Research showed that tourists expect an educational component on marine wildlife tours, but it remains somewhat vague what content tour participants expect.

Or they can be too vague: What is a "liberal-centrist?" Occasionally a label seems flat wrong: Al Franken a "moderate"?

This has been amended, at least in words, though it remains vague what the UN will actually be permitted to do apart from contributing to Iraqi well-being.

But the proposals announced Wednesday, which will need approval by E.U. national governments, left vague what sanctions could be applied to governments that ignored recommendations from other euro-zone members.

I understood vaguely what it would say.

The woman knew only vaguely what this meant.

Huston asked him vaguely what the talk was in New York about television.

Everyone knows Oxfam and thinks they know vaguely what we do.

The new techniques meant that finally it was possible to measure, however vaguely, what actually went on in the brain.