Sentence examples for was mostly vague from inspiring English sources

On strategy and personnel, Prokhorov was mostly vague.

While the White House has insisted the document was mostly vague and historical, critics will certainly seek now to paint it as something historic.

But it's mostly vague promising rather than some dramatic shift of power and money to the local level.

Other parties are mostly vague," Aldo Parisi, a bus driver, said Tuesday night at a Rome theater where Stop the Decline staged "An Italian Dinner," a play dealing with myriad social problems, from youth unemployment to the lack of a welfare system.

After just a few hours to prepare and without a new ministry in place, Rudd's answers were mostly vague, and wherever possible he returned to the claim that his return to the prime ministership would draw a line under "negative politics".

"I do feel I should have known and done more but I think it's important to have an honest appraisal of what happened and why it happened and not just make accusations which are mostly vague and unsubstantiated".

That's because Facebook's list was mostly based on vaguely described "recommendations", and hardly on active users.

His figures are mostly blank, vague or wooden.

The story Mr. Hanks sets in that world is potentially intriguing, but through the first 10 episodes what's meant to be tantalizing is mostly just vague.

In fact — sometimes you must come right out and say these things — it's mostly a vague and distracted book, one that provides the sensation of gazing on a dim and foggy day through the wrong end of a telescope.

" (Patient 9, female, 68 years) According to patients' statements, concrete types of exercise or other possibilities were not mentioned, directions were mostly quite vague.