Examples of 'extremely vague' in a sentence
Meaning of "extremely vague"
extremely vague: This phrase describes something that is unclear, indefinite, or not clearly defined, often leading to confusion, uncertainty, or lack of comprehension
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extremely vague
His views on foreign policy are extremely vague.
His book is extremely vague on this.
Most new customer leads are extremely vague.
That is extremely vague and subjective.
The definition of plagiarism is extremely vague.
This is an extremely vague bill.
Definitions of terror and terrorism became extremely vague.
That was extremely vague.
The extent of what counts as my body is extremely vague.
This extremely vague wording would open the asylum door to a whole crowd of new immigrants.
I have been detained on extremely vague grounds.
The allegation concerning the killing of nine women by the gendarmerie was extremely vague.
But they are extremely vague.
The distinction between freedom and imprisonment was extremely vague.
O History extremely vague.
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However the statistics on this point are extremely vague.
The extremely vague accusation of “ promoting ideas that.
The resolution is extremely vague.
At the same time, an extremely vague regulatory framework for additives has come to light.
The procedure is extremely vague.
This proposal nevertheless needs to be fleshed out, as its terms are still extremely vague.
The language is extremely vague.
The earliest Masonic note I have been able to find on the subject is extremely vague.
Of course, this conception is extremely vague and requires interpretation.
He found the legislation governing the offence of libel extremely vague.
It included a number of extremely vague and problematic terms, which would need to be clarified.
Agricultural policy this motion is extremely vague and general.
Remains extremely vague and, in addition, makes no reference to independent production ;.
My memory on that is extremely vague.
Shafter 's offensive battle plans were both simplistic and extremely vague.
The definition remains, however, extremely vague and substantially left to collective bargaining.
The government is making taxpayer dollars available on extremely vague criteria.
In fact, the Bill is extremely vague on a number of points.
I want to help more but the design is still extremely vague to me.
Yes, I have, but they're extremely vague and, in some respects, contradictory.
Available information about this variety is extremely vague and limited.
The definition of terrorism provided in the Anti-Terrorism Proclamation was extremely vague.
Some questions ( like the social category ) were extremely vague and allowed different interpretations.
Several proposals have been put forward, but aU are stiU extremely vague.
Some boating under the influence laws are extremely vague in one respect.
The expression 'deal with requests for international protection' is extremely vague.
However, this feeling was an extremely vague sense.
So far, though, the details of the upcoming film are extremely vague.
Article 4 of the Commission 's proposal is extremely vague in its original version.
The speech of Chávez cited by Woods is extremely vague.
Yes, but they are extremely vague.
Some people might find themselves in truly tragic situations, with extremely vague rights.
Overall population figures for the Holy Roman Empire are extremely vague and vary widely.
Article 46 of the Ordinance defined a crime and its punishment in extremely vague terms.
As a Core Value, the term is extremely vague.
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Some vague girl with dark hair
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