Sentence examples for vague word from inspiring English sources

The vague word "expectations" gives the outside pundits too much credit and Belichick too little.

That's a vague word; it looks forward but has nostalgia – a combination that works for Coach".

The writer adds: "He used the vague word Judentum, rather than Jews, meaning in this context roughly the Jewish element, or even stranglehold".

The vague word is less likely to lead you astray than the defined term.We found ourselves cheering Ms Breath's insights... and yet resisting some of her conclusions.

You put that adjective with a vague word like "thing," well, then, you've got yourself a thing that has the qualities of string.

As Desimone sees it, consciousness is just a vague word for the mental experience of attending, which we are slowly dissecting in terms of the electrical and chemical activity of individual neurons.

Both sides exploited its vague wording.

As ever, though, it will be important to examine the vague wording of seemingly simple sentences.

The statement's vague wording left many wondering about the military's true intentions.

These new guidelines try to clarify some vague wording that allowed for the misreading.

Some vague words about American exceptionalism are not nearly enough to steel the public.