Sentence examples for were somewhat vague from inspiring English sources

Some critics dismissed the accord, whose details were somewhat vague, as little more than window dressing.

State Department officials were somewhat vague about when the new understanding about the use of troops was reached.

The episode had something of a cloak-and-dagger feel, in part because it happened under the cover of night and because the stories about who approved the crossing were somewhat vague and conflicting.

Schwab's accolades by Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer in the company's release were somewhat vague: "Chuck brings a wealth of experience to the board, having built a well-respected brand and having grown a successful business from the ground up".

At a small lunch meeting I attended in mid-December, most of the other moms — all of whom have children in Newport-Mesa schools — were somewhat vague when I raised the topic of Hubbard.

The instructions Stoughton issued to Church were somewhat vague, and he did little more than raid Beaubassin at the top of the Bay of Fundy before returning to Boston.

The symptoms used for the diagnosis of GIF were somewhat vaguely specified and that may interfere with the results.

Its views are somewhat vague.

Its programme is somewhat vague and indeterminate.

On this point, Hite is somewhat vague.

From the first, her official job has been somewhat vague.