Sentences with phrase «not vague»

Make sure your website offers specific content that is relevant to your local area, not vague guides like «Tips for Buying a Home.»

The court held that the defendant had proper notice of the alleged ethics violations and that the Board's Code of Ethics was not vague.

Not vague or touchy - feely connections, but physical infrastructure such as the Rashi Jewish Day School that will be an integral part of the NewBridge on the Charles campus, he says.

If so, you need advanced resume optimization — not vague, outdated concepts about keywords — to maximize your chances of getting interviews.

Be objective and list specific achievements and not vague generalities.

Make sure your closing is not vague, but makes a specific action from the reader likely.

As much as possible, assure that all the items present in the letter are not vague, easy to understand, and direct to the point.

Make sure it is not vague, and never use meaningless words and / or phrases that waste valuable space.

Do not vague your experience in the career objective block.

NOT vague assertions.

If you use a Summary section, be sure that it's filled with key accomplishments (backed up by hard numbers), not vague pronouncements about your detail - oriented personality, strong work ethic, etc..

It is not a vague criticism that basically treats other people with foolishness.

Chief Justice McLachlin concluded that the ground for denying bail on the basis of public confidence was not vague or overbroad because it instructed judges to focus on the gravity and circumstances of the offence, the potential lengthy term of imprisonment faced by the accused and the apparent strength of the prosecution's case.

What we are looking for is the solar connection to ocean / atmospheric regimes — not some vague arm waving at multiple causes of what you assume wrongly to be the mechanisms.

This is not a vague concept that will need to be implemented at some point in the future but something that is urgently required now.

[2] Specifically, an increase / decrease in surface temperature causes a corresponding increase / decrease (not some vague changes, which might be read as variability) in atmospheric CO2.

This multiplicity of CO2 absorption lines due to combinations of vibrational and rotational excitations is not a vague concept, but thoroughly documented.

These are not vague shimmers, like Rothko's Slow Swirl at the Edge of the Sea, but scarily real encounters with monsters and memories, made real in jagged black lines that stab through swirls of colour.

Therefore, from the exhibiting artists» position «un certain regard» is not a vague concept, but translates as a convinced, assertive and genuine view on contemporary sensuality.

The question — where do you find your templates — was not vague.

But the law is not vague about what schools need to provide.

Transparency at 360Learning therefore has tangible results, not some vague mission statement.

When asking, be sure to ask for a specific amount, and make sure it's a real question, not a vague statement.

The film's message is not vague; it's even overly obvious.

Nothing feels lived - in, not the vague high school, not the new relationship with Aunt May (wasting Marisa Tomei is a federal crime!)

Though it is decidedly not vague, Insidious still manages to sweep you up in its plot without cheats or over or under - selling its turns.

Don't be such a killjoy, The Greatest Showman replies, and then goes on with song lyrics about Barnum (Hugh Jackman) dreaming of amazing colors, because this movie is nothing if not vague about its conception of art and beauty.

not a vague malaise otherwise known as being a daytime TV couch potato with nothing to live for besides keeping up with the Kardashians and complaining about the woman next door who is clearly an unfit mother, just look at what her kids are wearing to school these days.

So, not vague at all, right?

With researchers disagreeing wildly on both points, this promises to be something of a baptism of fire — especially since the FDA has long made it clear it will only approve drugs for specific conditions, not vague groups of symptoms.

The community is proud of its newfound autonomy, but Winter cautions that science, not vague paeans to past practices, will determine whether the new fishing rules are successful.

The law is not vague at all.

Congestion pricing is «not a vague term,» said Jon Orcutt, director of communications and advocacy at Transit Center.

No, but neither were the PSU admins, they both failed, but the turps did have the advantage of an actual confession to take to authorities, no doubt to fall back on, not a vague allegation.

Love is not a vague principle; it is the communion of persons.

The deliverance from self is not a vague kind of new ego, a notion familiar enough in other religions, both primitive and advanced.

This is what makes the doctrines of Christ's dereliction and heavenly intercession not vague abstractions, but the quintessence of the Logos of Jesus, as it was expressed in the Gospel - preaching of the Church, since the days of the oral preaching which lies behind our gospels.

Mystery in the title is meant theologically; it designates not a vague sense of something unknown, but, in Hopkins» words, «an incomprehensible certainty» such as the Incarnation.

Revelation is not a vague and empty stab at the future, but a way of interpreting reality grounded in actual events in our lives and those of our ancestors in faith.

To be sure, this God is expected to give petitioners daily bread, forgiveness from sin and protection from temptation; but this God is not a vague and benignly amorphous dispenser of «blessings» defined on the petitioner's terms.

Inspiration (not a vague spirit, a spirituality, an impulse) comes through a Word expressly spoken and understood as coming from God.

Such a plurality of defensive interpretations is possible, not because the texts are vague, for indeed they are not vague, but because the content of the text is universal in its domain of application and ambivalent — rather than ambiguous — in its language.

Assertions, to the extent they are not vague, are true or false of their objects, and thus fundamentally involve that dyadic true - false relation.

wilbur, To be believed the prophesy would need to be very accurate — stating in detail what, who, and when (not some vague statement).

Prayer is not a vague, general interest in goodness; it is positive and resolute desire that such goodness may as God's gift become part of our lives.

Today it is not the vague humanist who is regarded as the enemy of Communism in, for example, Eastern Germany; it is the Christian, who has standards and loyalties which are rooted in God.

That love is not some vague feeling or looking after people in our community, important though that is; it is by following Christ's teaching, living out as closely as possible the manner of His perfect loving, that we attain heaven: «He who has my commandments and keeps them, he it is who loves me; and he who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I will love him and manifest myself to him.»

Most of the charlatans are too clever to put anything in writing or to speak publicly in any way that is not vague with plausible deniability.

You can't provide ONE piece of independent (not created by the church) information that isn't vague and can be interpreted numerous ways that proves the catholic church is «the real church».

For DuVernay, hope isn't a vague feeling of optimism but something far more practical — d essential.