But "The House in Town," which opened last night at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater in a pretty but desultory production directed by Doug Hughes, is a hollow and diffuse social study that imparts few coherent insights into the issues it vaguely raises about the tensions of marriage or the mercenary corruptions of American culture, then or now.
Many of the labels on spending in the database are vague, raising more questions than they answer and developers analysing the data warned that in some cases it could be incomplete.
Democrats also complained in private that Comey's letter was vague and raised more questions than it answered.
In recent days, a rival suitor for Sprint, the satellite-TV company Dish Network, and some members of Congress, like Senator Charles Schumer of New York, have raised vague and unpersuasive security concerns about SoftBank.
The lawsuit does not specify what illegal or unethical conduct Dr. Waksal was said to have engaged in, so it is possible that Mr. Neal raised vague allegations just to put pressure on Scientia to settle his suit, in which he is seeking $2 million.
Yet the statement released by Peter Carr, Mueller's spokesperson, was so vague that it raised its own set of questions about what exactly is in dispute — and whether Mueller was knocking down the entire story, or only parts of it.
This concept, though vague, has been raised previously in the literature (see e.g., Ahringer J, Genes Dev 1996; Brown SJ et al., Mech Dev 1997).
The skin lesions were characterized by being round, erythematous, and macular with slightly raised vague borders and a slight hypopigmentation in some lesions.
He sat in a sea of couches, and every now and then some grinning celebrant poured a swallow into his glass and raised it vaguely at the others.
Many of the allegations were raised in vague terms in the public sessions.
