Sentences with phrase «by vague references»

Like that of Murray and Dunham, Winters» work is characterized by vague references to

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But, when we talk about America becoming great again — defined, in a vague way, by a greater degree of upward mobility — what decade most often gets referenced?

The generalized aim to spread the love of God and neighbor is too vague.12 The metaphor should also provide a reference by which the minister can strike a satisfying balance between what the congregation wants of the minister and what the minister needs in order to satisfy a sense of calling.

If we can respectfully acknowledge that a majority of todays» generation of believers are taught into the faith by their parents, we reluctantly must conclude that the theology base of * a lot * of these believers is not upon careful reflection and personal choice upon the fervent divulgence of the Scriptures, but rather a hodge - podge compilation of «feel good» thoughts that have no biblical or moral grounding other than vague references.

This article has been repeatedly referenced by supporters of the apparently tall tale, although if you look at the language in here it is actually a little vague.

By making a speech on the subject, only vague references to which will be caught by the average Brit, he further muddies the water on a relatively straightforward issuBy making a speech on the subject, only vague references to which will be caught by the average Brit, he further muddies the water on a relatively straightforward issuby the average Brit, he further muddies the water on a relatively straightforward issue.

A letter that the European Research Council (ERC) sent to its grantees last July didn't mention PEN by name, but warned about «certain publishing houses and online publications» whose tactics, «including vague references — usually by telephone — to any sort of official recognition by the ERC, the EC or the EU, are to be considered an attempt to fraud.»

by Vincent Suarez John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness opens as John Trent (Sam Neill) is being dragged into an insane asylum, with characters making vague references to a seemingly - widespread epidemic of madness.

If someone wanted to help in the understanding of this issue, they would explain what is actually covered by this wonderfully vague catch - all reference to «rebrokerage costs».

Often the source materials I referenced addressed this question in the vaguest terms possible, offering something along the lines of, «design X enjoyed moderate popularity before eventually being replaced by the more efficient design Y.»

What they don't realize is that in the mid-90's, the Illuminati and Freemasons secretly conspired to disburse hints as to their very evil and dastardly plans for world domination and racial purity by inserting vague references to the Mayans and the Gestapo in colorful murals throughout the airport, converting an ill - designed baggage system into a very real headquarter for a New World Order, and then — contrary to what one may think a secret organization would want to do — leave their signature on a prominently displayed monument, all within the confines of a hard - to - reach, nominally international airport in the middle of the plains leading to the Rocky Mountains.

There, students can find a section called «Running on Oil» and read a page that touts the industry's environmental track record — citing improvements mostly attributable to laws that the companies fought tooth and nail, by the way — but makes only vague references to spills or pollution.

Since «etc.» is not an enumerated list, and the references to the UK, EU, Australia and France are so vague as to be aptly described by the term «arm - waving,» (which we know you do not regard highly, as you disparage it at the start of the same paragraph), and also overlap with, «sun, solar, wind, geothermal,» extending the list only to by one to include tidal, we're at best at 0 for 4.

«While Dr. Ball presents his central thesis that climate science has been corrupted by politics, the Article offers little in the way of support for that thesis, apart from vague references to missing or falsified data and political manipulation, unsubstantiated and erroneous references....»

For example, if your reference was vague in what they said you can open the discussion by stating you want to emphasize specific points and ask their opinion as to if you successfully accomplished this goal.