vague造句

I'm quite vague about what happened.

Is this goal vague or specific?

Is the description exact and not vague?

It was dark and vague outside.

It is an intentionally vague concept that can be confusing.

Only a vague wish will not start this process.

His vague ideas crystallized into a definite plan.

These are all purposely vague, and possibly overlapping depending on particular situations.

Quaritch scans among the trees, seeing vague infrared shapes moving on his screens.

It is purposefully vague, but it is also underpinned by some solid economics.

There were some hints of spin provided by experiment, but they were very vague.

We saw how you can use vague language to create flexibility.

"I need to exercise to stay healthy" is a very vague goal that cannot be tracked in any way.

Or do you have a vague sense that something has changed ever so slightly, but not in a good way?

We appreciate your feedback, but if it’s too vague we won’t understand what you’re trying to tell us!

The picture is not clear, the heart is vague, and the inkstone tears and Zhu Hao are recalled.

The sky is the ultimate bloom of white and blue, and behind it is a vague sadness.

When I started to plan this adventure I had only a vague idea of what the country of China would be like.

Those ideals and dreams of my youth are now somewhat unable to recall. Those I have never forgotten in my memory, but somewhat vague.

A politician has to address the public yet avoid offending people, so it helps to keep public statements vague and free of detail - lacking in "substance".

This image, which we call a vision, may be as vague as a dream or as precise as a goal or a mission statement.

The proposed rules, vague and rambling, do not amount to an outright ban on explicit illustrations of minors, but do prohibit their distribution to children under 18.

One benefit of XP is the refinement of estimates, beginning with high-level vague costs at the project scope phase, which are further refined during the release planning and iteration planning stages.

On these trips he would have a vague plan A, a goal in view, for he had learned to appreciate planning during a wartime spell in the navy; but plans B and C might be good, too.

Xenophanes held some vague concept of a single deity that was ‘in no way like men in shape or in thought’ but rather ‘causing all things by the thought of his mind’.

Ms Alliot-Marie maintains that NATO should remain a Euro-Atlantic partnership rather than a “vague ensemble” that would “send a bad political message” to the rest of the world.

The only concession Mr Abbas appears to have extracted from Hamas in Mecca is a vague promise to “respect” international resolutions and agreements signed by the Palestine Liberation Organisation.

For many years, though a vague report would now and then find its way across the sea -- like a shapeless piece of driftwood tossed ashore with the initials of a name upon it -- yet no tidings of them unquestionably authentic were received.