Sentence examples for vaguely substantial from inspiring English sources

Since the human soul is linked to a body without being one of its modes, that suggests the possibility that motive force might be a substance, or it might be vaguely substantial like the 'real qualities' of the Schools, which could be distributed between bodies as divisible accidents.

Both nurses and clients feel that the counselling role leaves nurses with a diffuse guiding role, a role that is vague to the extent that it generates a substantial problem of trust.

What precisely happened is vague, but a substantial correspondence after May, 1490, in which Ficino asked certain friends of his at the court of Pope Innocent VIII for help, suggests that certain people had called his orthodoxy into question (Kristeller 1956-96, 4 265-76).

Vague references to a "substantial" improvement in the job market were not enough.

This is vague, because there is substantial difference between usual care, the standard of care, and the best care [48].

This is vague, because there is substantial difference between usual care, the standard of care, and the best care [ 48].

Annan can make the vaguest, most innocuous statements sound substantial and profound, and he can deliver his toughest, most challenging arguments without apparent argumentativeness.

Two weeks ago President Reif announced MIT's 'Climate Change Action Plan.' The plan makes some strong statements regarding the severity of climate change and commits MIT to working towards the goal of limiting warming to 2°C, yet where it is substantial it is vague, and where it is concrete it is insufficient.