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But he was vague about who would do the work, or how.

And much of what they say is vague or off the point.

Just what kind of help he has in mind was left vague.

"I remember being a little vague as to what was going to happen."

He'd been given a vague area to look and he was looking.

The others were talking about the problem in vague terms.

He was even more vague about the time of death.

They give you some vague idea of which way to go.

But he is vague about when we will be back.

In fact, the whole last 30 years is vague to her.

She had a vague, general sense of something having gone wrong.

What they should do then was rather vague in his mind.

When David tried to talk to her, she was vague.

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

If we continue to be so vague, what does that mean?

Hours passed, though he had only a vague sense of how many.

He had a vague image of her position in his head.

Those are results that I would call a bit vague.

My mother made a kind of vague movement with her head.

And she gave him some rather vague information on that point.

I had a vague idea where it was, but no more.

I seem in a vague way almost to understand it.

Could the police do anything with a vague story like that?

Nothing more than the vague sense that he heard the word before.

She was vague about whether or not he would be there.