Sentence examples for were very unclear from inspiring English sources
The mayhem that followed did the prime minister and his EU strategy no favours at all, and revealed that, where Europe was concerned, MPs' loyalties were very unclear.
Karen Todner, the solicitor who represented McKinnon, said the details of Love's arrest were "very unclear" and questioned why he would be arrested and interviewed under UK law if he was to be tried in a US court.
Unless you had a firm understanding of finance, the causes of the crash were very unclear, and this must be part of the reason why the clearest and most urgent lesson of all would get lost or buried: the financial system itself had become dangerously flawed.
The role of the village chief in village governance may be poorly defined; in one Kreung village, residents told a researcher that they were "very unclear exactly what the work of the village chief entailed".
"The situation was very unclear.
"This is very unclear," he said.
What happens next, however, is very unclear.
Greer, by contrast, is very unclear.
The assumptions of HS2 are very unclear," they say.
It is very unclear what kind of Brexit they want.
They are very unclear what to do now," Gautam said.
