Sentence examples for was pretty unclear from inspiring English sources

At the same time, it was pretty unclear how Labour might appeal to the 38% of local people who voted remain – many of whom, as far as I could tell, were very worried about what Brexit meant for their future.

Labour said Britain's role in the crisis was "pretty unclear".

The place had a $5 cover charge but once we got inside, it was pretty unclear what we'd actually paid for.

QUESTION FROM HIRA: I have a distinct feeling that most people are pretty unclear of how they may represent themselves in an online profile.

"What is pretty unclear here and what is going to be the biggest challenge is that the magnitude of the problem has not been defined," said one airline executive who insisted on anonymity.

"Many of these laws are pretty unclear in today's world because they were written 10 years ago when people were thinking of plugged-in televisions in the front seat," he said.

Unfortunately, Astro is pretty unclear about what its actual product looks like or how it works.

To me, a career is a long road that has carefully been planned from A to Z but, in my case, the "Z" has always been pretty unclear.

The translations are pretty unclear, and they appear to be gaming-oriented devices… but at any rate, they're still an endangered species.

What shape that strategy will take, however, has been pretty unclear in the wake of Windows Phone's long, drawn-out death.

Magic Leap has talked awfully big about how groundbreaking their tech is, but based on the brief demos they have showcased during their videos it's pretty unclear what big software problems they have solved and how scalable their display hardware is for building towards the "sunglasses" aesthetic.