Sentence examples for vague without from inspiring English sources

STRATEGIST 1: It's vague without being completely obtuse.

In Japan, when young people speak about literature or philosophy, the discussion is often vague, without accurate definitions of words or concepts.

A term can also be vague without being general.

One reading of this is that Lycan is arguing that the predicate 'conscious' is vague, without committing himself to the view that consciousness is distributed according to a linear scale.

They form two different worlds in that the world of particulars consists of items that are "fleeting, vague, without sharp boundaries" whereas the world of universals "is unchangeable, rigid, exact" (ibid., 100).

This clearly violates von Mises' intentions, as he presumably intended that the place selections should be constructively specified, yet the notion of vM-randomness remains tantalisingly vague without some more concrete specification.

Scaring voters especially if done vaguely without showing impacts at the personal level is rarely an effective campaign approach no matter what issue is on the table.

"I know you're not here to report me," my friend said, so he continued, vaguely, without giving too many details just in case I was a narc.

At Copenhagen, world leaders will probably just agree to vague promises, without any firm commitment to greenhouse gas emissions reduction.

"There are all these vague allegations without proof," said Mr. Roubini, who has known Mr. Draghi for years.

But the standards are voluntary, vague and without a deadline; and the company has a history of not following through on its promises.