Examples of 'somewhat vague' in a sentence
Meaning of "somewhat vague"
somewhat vague - This phrase describes something that is unclear or not clearly defined, creating confusion or uncertainty
How to use "somewhat vague" in a sentence
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somewhat vague
We know we were somewhat vague in our descriptions.
The aims of the project are somewhat vague.
History is somewhat vague about this fact.
The business model remains somewhat vague.
Reactivity is a somewhat vague concept in chemistry.
Various points of the law are somewhat vague.
It is generally seen as a somewhat vague expression whose real meaning is unclear.
The topic of housing information feels somewhat vague.
A somewhat vague warning.
My only complaint is that the instructions were somewhat vague.
The term is somewhat vague.
So our descriptions are honest critiques but purposely somewhat vague.
Her past is somewhat vague.
A somewhat vague request.
Your question is still somewhat vague.
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Being somewhat vague as.
Certainly the title was somewhat vague.
Be somewhat vague.
Reporting on this is often somewhat vague.
Somewhat vague and incomplete formulations in the laws affect the procedure in practice.
An independent body is a somewhat vague suggestion.
The role of the chairman within this arrangement seems to have been left somewhat vague.
Your story is somewhat vague.
Gibson had been somewhat vague about the manner in which the settlement obtained its oxygen.
The call for action seemed somewhat vague to me.
It was a somewhat vague question, but Pulcinella seemed to understand what he was asking.
Those terms were somewhat vague.
Europeans appear to be fairly familiar with energy issues, although their knowledge seems somewhat vague.
You are being somewhat vague.
In terms of administration, the present development stage is somewhat vague.
The old health regulations contained somewhat vague requirements for minimal ventilation.
But laws regulating online scalping remain somewhat vague.
IP is somewhat vague.
You will notice that the terms are somewhat vague.
Unfortunately, the proposed policy is somewhat vague in a number of essential, concrete points.
The origins of The Flame Barrier are somewhat vague.
However, the strategic outcome is somewhat vague and should be improved for clarity.
Many delegations considered article 1 somewhat vague.
He also asked for clarification of the somewhat vague expression " costs associated with decentralization.
In addition, the explanatory text itself is somewhat vague.
The W3C guidelines are somewhat vague on the matter.
However, the legal parameters of the concept remained somewhat vague.
My apologies for the somewhat vague response!
Although he brings up numerous valuable observations, his conclusions are somewhat vague.
You have a somewhat vague idea of the calendar, you and Sigismond.
Supreme Court decision is somewhat vague.
These somewhat vague objectives have been incorporated, unamended, into the Treaty of Nice.
Unfortunately, the terms of our remit are somewhat vague.
Lectionary - A term of somewhat vague significance, used with a good deal of latitude by liturgical writers.
As you can see, the term is somewhat vague.
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