Sentence examples for were very vague from inspiring English sources

PARKER -- My expectations were very vague.

"The tips the tutors gave were very vague," she said.

"So we gave out photos that were very vague, and had to deal with that part of things.

"The early leases were very vague regarding the shareholder's responsibility to take care of his own apartment," he said.

"The first letters I sent out were very vague, something to the effect that it was going to be an 'unorthodox exhibition,' " Ms. Spector said.

Wright told the inquiry that in early 2004, after concerns were raised about the Crow story, he checked invoices of payments to Whittamore, which were "very vague" about what exactly the private investigator had been doing for the paper.

"Everything was very vague".

At first, it is very vague.

"He was very vague," Greenwald recalls.

These questions are very vague in the Brotherhood".

The woman-novelist idea was very vague and unformed.