Sentence examples for vagueness from from inspiring English sources

A statement from the EU embassy in Cambodia echoed the vagueness from Brussels, claiming that the land management situation in Cambodia "continues to evolve" and "elements of progress have been recorded".

(There is also the 'argument from vagueness' from Ted Sider, which was inspired by the Lewisian idea that any restriction on composition would entail indeterminacy in what exists, which is impossible. In addition, any restriction on composition would be unacceptably arbitrary and anthropocentric) (Lewis 1986, pp. 212 213; Sider 2001, chapter 4).

Amongst a series of tweets on varying subjects, Apatow retweeted a link to a FirstShowing article about Fox's involvement, and then retweeted a fan tweet which said, "i am SO excited to see Megan in your film. it is such an interesting choice alongside rudd and your wife but i love this idea!!" It's more vagueness from Apatow, who has yet to be very forthcoming with the details of this film.

Managing expectations is part of building confidence and when so much about these rescues is superhumanly complex, it is unforgivable to bungle the easy bit.More worrying still is the chance that Mr Geithner's vagueness comes from doubt about what to do, a reluctance to take tough decisions, and a timidity about asking Congress for enough cash.

The reason for this vagueness stems from conflicting opinions on the aims and scope of evo-devo research.

The vagueness derived from the various 'caregiver burden' definitions limits the term's relevance to policy-making and clinical practice.

It appears extremely wide, its voracity swallowing almost everything, its vagueness deriving from references to other voracious concepts, like social capital, sustainability, participation, quality of life, wisdom, community, which, like parsley, are good to season almost every dish.

Part of that vagueness comes from the term 'religion,' which is difficult to define in any way that does not either rule out institutions that clearly are religions, or include terms that can only be understood in the light of a prior understanding of what religions are.

Part of this vagueness stems from the fact that "equity" is often used interchangeably with "equality".

This vagueness comes from uncertainty, not an implication that an accomplice has been spotted.

The shift from precision to vagueness (Nearby Friends), from storage to disposal (Snapchat), and from identification to anonymity (Secret) are all examples of us making the systems that we use more human – more analogue, less digital.