be vague about something

In general, she tended to be vague about her future plans.

They have been vague about the content and the path.

"I might want to be vague about a lot of things."

Susan can be somewhat vague about money like many of these people.

But the government has been vague about what that nasty name means in policy terms.

The girl seemed a little vague about that, he noticed.

But they are vague about what exactly that role will be.

He was even more vague about the time of death.

Jim had been pretty vague about plans, beyond finding the station.

I'm not actually lost, just temporarily vague about my position.