Sentence examples for with vagueness from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with vagueness" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a lack of clarity or precision in communication or information. Example: "The instructions were given with vagueness, leaving the team confused about the next steps."
As to the claim that it is spurious to require one always be able to determine whether a concept applies, an analogy might be drawn with vagueness where borderline instances of a vague predicate may not permit one to tell whether the predicate applies or not.
Rowley suspects that they were lovers, though she reports that Le Bon "talks about this subject... with vagueness and ambiguity".
There are a few compelling details — the conversion of the Shoshone to the Mormon Church — but we are left with vagueness and platitudes.
To say that professors in the many disciplines known as the humanities are humanists is to compound vagueness with vagueness, for these disciplines have long since ceased to have or even aspire to a common rationale.
Having done a good deal of historical research in my time, I knew that seeking out family roots must be a business filled with vagueness and generally lacking in eureka moments.
This pallid speech, yawning with vagueness, was conspicuously opposed to the pivotal reflection it was designed to betray: In the eyes of the world, we're doomed, but if after all this suffering, there are still Jews left, the Jewish people will be held up as an example.
Nicholas Le Prevost, very funny as Frank Foster, camouflages his disappointment with his marriage to his svelte, hard-bitten wife (Jenny Seagrove) with calculated vagueness.
"Where was the lake?" conveys dissatisfaction with your vagueness.
Schakowsky was not happy with the vagueness of this timeline.
As for the movie, he said, with seasoned vagueness, "We're still editing it".
Amazon irritated its corporate customers with the vagueness of its early updates.
