Sentence examples for vagueness between from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Howard, who has been lauded for getting things right in movies like "Apollo 13" and "A Beautiful Mind," the vagueness between what is real history and what is made up in Dan Brown's books is part of the fun.

That is, it exposes any tensions, contradictions and vagueness between the collective discourses being represented and internalised [67, 70].

This contrast between vagueness and ambiguity is obscured by the fact that most words are both vague and ambiguous.

Some might argue that the problem is not in the structure of the government but in the vagueness of the relationship between the three branches of government as well as between the government and the Palace.

The vagueness of the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan is one potential, and relatively innocent, explanation for the incident.

Its vagueness implies an equivalence between the Europeans' imprudence on the Lhotse Face and the attack in Camp 2 — between name-calling, on one side, and sticks and stones, on the other.

Even an idealized speaker may unsure because there is vagueness about the borders between vagueness related uncertainty and other sorts of uncertainty.

"If [Oklahoma's bill] were enacted, it would be hard to argue — between its vagueness and its not requiring anybody to do anything — that on its face, it is unconstitutional".

I would like to think we live in a country where I would not need to write this, but in an effort to bring clarity to the space between the vagueness of "there is still work to be done" and the naiveté of "we can close shop now", I want to shine light on what our focus needs to be as a community.

But between signifying the vagueness of Everyman and the acute specificity of Mr. Passarelli, it might be said that the cookie cutter has its hands full.

The first concerns the relation between incomparability and vagueness.