Sentence examples for vaguely expressed from inspiring English sources

In other words, Barclays feels long-term franchise-building, however vaguely expressed, trumps the need to tie annual rewards to annual performance.

The speculative high concept is a cataclysmic holocaust that is vaguely expressed in an obscene whisper: "WHAT HAPPENED, IF IT HAPPENED".

Monitoring the trial became virtually impossible when Moscow City Court officials sealed the courtroom to the press on vaguely expressed state-secret reasons and imposed a gag order on all participants.

In fact, he claims that most people act with some "ideal of life," or some idea of what would make them perfectly happy, however vaguely expressed, and this orders their lives, governing their choices and actions.

On the basis of the above analysis, the semantic duplicated items were merged, the vaguely expressed items were adjusted, and the unreasonable items were deleted.

Moreover, our method is the sole one that manages to apply significant yet vaguely expressed information such as the period time and uses it in a potent and formal framework including a model of the dynamics.

And even if we add all the dying patients who even vaguely express an interest in assisted suicide, it amounts to much less than 10 percent.

We could "vaguely express one part of this difference by saying that in the perceptual situation we are 'in more immediate touch with' the bell than in the thought-situation" (1925, p. 144).

Like many of the other races, this one is complicated by issues having almost nothing to do with the work, including a vague distaste expressed by some voters for the big-budget success "Wicked".

The thinking about virtual worlds tends to run along the same vaguely hopeful lines expressed by Carl Bildt, foreign minister of Sweden, which in 2007 became the first nation to open an embassy in Second Life.

Expressed vaguely enough to apply to radically different novels, the common features Hall discovered in the bestsellers he studied, Maass' techniques, or Baldwin's 10 steps could just as easily fit the books aimed at the bestseller list that flopped as the successes.