Sentence examples for would be vague from inspiring English sources

He sometimes left without telling anybody where he was headed, and on his return would be vague about where he had been.

Unlike Beltran and Luis Castillo, who also returned from long absences on this trip and were immediately put into the starting lineup, Perez was asked to prove himself first, then told that his role would be vague and limited.

Likewise, on this account a predicate such as 'bald' would be vague because it stands for a vague set, a set with truly fuzzy boundaries.

On the de re account, the fuzziness is truly ontological; the boundary of Mount Everest (say) would be vague insofar as there is no objective, determinate fact of the matter about which parcels of land lie on which side (Tye 1990; Copeland 1995; Akiba 2004; Hyde 2008).

Of course, I didn't realize that her visions would be vague and could lean toward the negative or positive depending on my level of sanity.

It would be vaguely romantic to die here, out on the frozen wastes, like the noble Scott.

It would be vaguely misanthropic to not support the work of Amnesty International, so at some level, if their cause was helped by last night's endless slog, dayenu.

I secretly hoped that this latest crossover sports offering would be vaguely seditious, using the iconic mascots and their associated characters to criticise or lampoon the controversial Russian Winter Olympics.

And at the end of the development process, those features would be vaguely optimized for older devices.

That statement would be vaguely racist if she wasn't black.

I'd been vaguely aware of it when I left Manchester three years ago, so somewhere in that period it had obviously built in reputation.