Sentence examples for was too vague from inspiring English sources

It was too vague.

Justice Alito said the California law was too vague.

Bailie, the Scottsdale surgeon, said the labeling was too vague.

But Judge Kennedy said that argument was "too vague".

The law was too vague, several justices suggested, and the jury selection too cursory.

The first judge threw the case out because it was too vague.

The patrol said the description was too vague for any action to be taken.

He said it was too vague and could have damaged the economy.

Advocates of the Byrd bill argued that the existing law was too vague.

Aides to the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, said the term "normal relations" was too vague.

Officials said the threat was too vague to be made public.