Sentence examples for were extremely vague from inspiring English sources

The govt's pronouncements on Lebanon were extremely vague.

Most of the companies or organizations were extremely vague or unresponsive when I asked how employers earn access to discount programs for their employees.

"They were extremely vague interpretations of landscapes," he tells Creators.

Cantor didn't mention Social Security at all, and his prescriptions for Medicare were extremely vague--a far cry from the Ryan budget.

Mr Palmer's proposal is extremely vague.

Well, as I've hinted, it's extremely vague.

"It was extremely vague about why [it affected the prince's interests]," Berkeley recalled.

Relative to McCain, whose promised spending cuts are extremely vague, Obama does indeed look like a fiscal conservative.

He's extremely vague -- deliberately vague, one suspects -- about where he wants to do this and what he hopes to accomplish.

The terms "terrorist," "enemy combatant," and "contingent threat" are extremely vague and do very little to articulate the legitimacy of military targets.

In a letter to the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, released on Tuesday, Cox said the demand in the original motion was "extremely vague" and impossible for him to fulfil.