Sentence examples for vagueness that from inspiring English sources

Ms. Johnson cautions against the creative vagueness that is often found in trust documents.

From this uncertainty, I think, arose the vagueness that drove his librettists to distraction.

"It is that kind of vagueness that can lead to conflict".

A succession of encounters with gurus, meditation teachers and other spiritual advisers results in runic comments and riffs of vagueness that leave both Weiner and his readers frustrated.

The temperamental reticence that Tareq and Juliette share accounts for this to some extent, but there is also, in Ms. Nadda's screenplay, an impulse toward the kind of quasi-literary vagueness that is often mistaken for nuance.

The teenage copywriters omitted any mention of how the scholarship program would work or how many students would benefit -- just the sort of vagueness that marks a seasoned professional in Washington.

Until the regulations are definitively overturned, many of those who have thrived at the margins of the law, in the vaguenesses that Bush has consistently pushed, may continue to feel empowered.

You'd be forgiven for being frustrated at the vagueness of that.

Ultimately I argue there's a kind of vagueness involved that makes it hard if not impossible to say for sure who's the best, even though I think someone or other is indeed the best.

However, the newest revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), a cornerstone of psychiatry, plans to address this vagueness so that current EDNOS patients will no longer struggle with that uncertainty.

Many, besides America, worry about the vagueness of that term.