Sentence examples for vague whether from inspiring English sources

Even those who don't mind a bit of worldly vagueness may have reason to reject worldly vagueness in persistence, because this amounts to worldly vagueness in identity: it's vague whether the original bicycle your uncle gave you is identical with the bicycle you now ride to work.

Investigators were vague whether their inquiries extended beyond those companies into the larger food industry.

"Nobody has ruled on whether it's constitutional, whether it's overly vague, whether it's too broad".

He also left vague whether American warships had actually brought nuclear weapons into Japan in the past.

"Which is nice because then I can keep track of them all," she said, leaving vague whether she meant the friends or the clothes.

And if it is vague whether they do, then it will be vague whether there are two things or three.

"Stands the church clock at ten to three," we still say to ourselves, wondering vaguely whether anyone still has honey for tea.

Mr. Bush has been vague about whether his commission will consider such steps, and about whether he would support them.

After all, what seems to be vague is whether the handle and head are everything that there is and whether there is something other than the handle and head.

He is a little vague on whether he won another one.

He has also been vague about whether the powers of the constitutional court should be revised.