Sentence examples for vaguely unsatisfactory from inspiring English sources

If the setting is vaguely unsatisfactory for cricket, the attendance threatens to be embarrassingly low.

The vaguely unsatisfactory lives of 25-year-olds living in funky but friendly cohabitation as they await the arrival of the big payoff seems pretty thin material, as does the whiny entitlement of the nosy Milo.

But Palestinian legislators pressing for change said that his comments were vague and unsatisfactory.

He probably felt that my response was vague and unsatisfactory.

The central equation of Marx's analysis is the ratio of surplus value over the subsistence wage portion of value produced, to which latter Marx assigns the rather vague and unsatisfactory label of "variable capital," or "v": hence, s/v.

Anyone at all, even the most rightwing people can agree to repeal the eighth so it's not a question of that, it's what happens after... It's all very vague and unsatisfactory".

This is also unsatisfactory, as it implies a vague cloud of laziness, incompetence and social irresponsibility.

Easley alleges that this occurred around the same time as him receiving an "unsatisfactory" rating by the principal "under the vague category of 'professionalism.'" This was the first time in Easley's 16 years at DuVal that he had received a negative rating.

Ten years of soaring highs and plummeting lows were brought to an abrupt end by a bland and unsatisfactory statement from the England & Wales Cricket Board, with vague allusions to a "team ethic" and the need to bring "clarity for the future".

This is an unsatisfactory medical cop-out, as useless in its way as the vague warnings issued periodically by Tom Ridge about potential terrorist acts.

However, 'to forget' is a misleading label, and the vague interpretation that the court gave to the notion of relevance – which is always relative to changing interests – is unsatisfactory.