100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "vague"

Definition

Vague (adjective): Not clearly expressed or defined; lacking precision or detail. It can refer to something that is ambiguous, indefinite, or uncertain.

Synonyms

• Ambiguous
• Unclear
• Indefinite
• Obscure
• Hazy
• Fuzzy
• Imprecise
• Nebulous
• Indistinct

Antonyms

• Clear
• Definite
• Specific
• Precise
• Explicit
• Certain
• Obvious
• Lucid
• Distinct

Examples

1. The instructions were vague, leaving us unsure of what to do next.
2. His explanation was too vague for anyone to understand.
3. She gave a vague answer to my question.
4. The contract had some vague terms that needed clarification.
5. I found the painting to be quite vague in its representation.
6. The witness provided a vague description of the suspect.
7. His memory of the event was vague at best.
8. The guidelines were so vague that they could be interpreted in multiple ways.
9. I felt a vague sense of unease throughout the meeting.
10. The concept is still too vague for me to grasp fully.
11. She had a vague recollection of our last conversation.
12. The proposal was criticized for being vague and lacking detail.
13. There was a vague outline of a plan, but nothing concrete.
14. His intentions were vague, making it hard to trust him.
15. The report was filled with vague statistics that didn't support the argument.
16. I noticed a vague resemblance between the two paintings.
17. The rules were written in a vague manner that confused everyone.
18. The message was rather vague, leaving us to interpret its meaning.
19. The fog created a vague landscape that was hard to navigate.
20. She expressed her concerns in a vague way that didn’t convey urgency.
21. The film's plot was vague, lacking a clear direction.
22. His feelings were vague, making it hard for him to articulate them.
23. The politician's promises sounded vague and unconvincing.
24. The scenery was vague due to the heavy mist.
25. I received a vague invitation to the event with no specific details.
26. Her memories of childhood were vague and scattered.
27. The deadline was mentioned in a vague manner, causing confusion.
28. His argument was vague, failing to address the key issues.
29. The artist's style was vague, blending colors without clear forms.
30. The feedback from the client was rather vague, making it difficult to implement changes.
31. I have a vague feeling that I've met him before.
32. The article was criticized for its vague conclusions.
33. The recipe was vague, leaving out important steps.
34. His smile was vague, not quite reaching his eyes.
35. The teacher's instructions were vague, leading to misunderstandings.
36. I found her reasons to be vague and unconvincing.
37. The proposal lacked vague details that could make it more appealing.
38. The concept remained vague despite several discussions.
39. My memories of that day are still quite vague and unclear.
40. The job description was vague, making it hard to know what was expected.
41. She had a vague notion of what she wanted to achieve.
42. The company's goals seemed vague, lacking a clear focus.
43. His explanation was too vague to be taken seriously.
44. The communication was vague, resulting in several misunderstandings.
45. There was a vague outline of a strategy, but no implementation plan.
46. The landscape was vague, merging into a soft blur.
47. Her thoughts were vague, wandering from one idea to another.
48. The feedback was vague, providing no actionable insights.
49. The situation felt vague, with no clear resolution in sight.
50. His memory of the event was vague and fragmented.
51. The invitation was vague, lacking essential details about the venue.
52. The directions were vague, leading us in circles.
53. The advertisement was vague, failing to highlight the product's benefits.
54. The testimony was vague, lacking specific details.
55. She felt a vague sense of nostalgia while looking at old photos.
56. The explanation was vague, leaving many questions unanswered.
57. The outline of the plan was vague, needing further development.
58. His motives remained vague, causing suspicion.
59. The fog gave the landscape a vague and dreamlike quality.
60. The story had a vague moral that was hard to decipher.
61. I found her reasons to be vague and unconvincing.
62. The documentary presented a vague overview of the topic.
63. His response was vague, failing to address the core issue.
64. The team’s objectives felt vague, lacking urgency.
65. The outline was vague, making it difficult to follow.
66. The painting was intentionally vague, meant to evoke emotion rather than clarity.
67. The relationship was vague, with no clear definition.
68. I have a vague idea of what the event will be like.
69. The instructions were so vague that I had to guess what to do next.
70. The conversation was vague, filled with generalities rather than specifics.
71. The goals set by the organization were vague and lacking focus.
72. The weather forecast was vague, providing little useful information.
73. His recollections were vague, with details slipping away.
74. The report contained vague references to previous studies.
75. She felt a vague sense of dread before entering the meeting.
76. The teacher's feedback was vague, leaving students confused.
77. The advertisement was criticized for being vague and misleading.
78. The conclusion of the book was vague, leaving readers unsatisfied.
79. The discussion was vague, lacking depth and clarity.
80. The book had a vague plot that meandered without direction.
81. The policy changes were announced in a vague manner.
82. There was a vague sense of familiarity when I visited the old town.
83. His outline of the project was vague, requiring more detail.
84. The feedback I received was too vague to be useful.
85. The design was vague, lacking distinct shapes or lines.
86. The weather was vague, changing unpredictably throughout the day.
87. The film’s ending was vague, open to interpretation.
88. There was a vague promise of future improvements.
89. The guidelines were vague, leading to various interpretations.
90. I had a vague understanding of the topic before doing research.
91. The professor’s lecture was vague, not providing clear examples.
92. The contract contained vague language that could be interpreted differently.
93. His recollection of events was vague, lacking clarity.
94. The project proposal was too vague to garner support.
95. The report was filled with vague assertions that needed evidence.
96. The outline was vague, without a clear thesis statement.
97. I was left with a vague impression of the meeting.
98. The artist's intentions were vague, open to viewer interpretation.
99. The story's conclusion felt vague, lacking resolution.
100. There was a vague discomfort in the air as tensions rose.