Sentences with phrase «only vague words»

Economic crises were to me only vague words, and economic morality chiefly a matter of individual honesty and good will.

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My only real point is that «inspired» seems to be too vague of a word and is full of theological baggage which differs from person to person.

When I was in Bolivia, they only knew the word «chavo» from the Mexican TV show «Chavo del Ocho» and only had a vague sense that it might be something more than just a nickname.

Also, there's a scene where Loomis finds the word SAMHAIN scrawled on a chalkboard at Michael's former school, so that implies some sort of connection to Halloween and why he has come back, but it's only a vague implication.

When reviewing the documents, whenever there was only a vague description using the word technology or the phrase technology integration, these items were placed under a general categorization of «Use of technology for pedagogy purposes,» due to the definition of that category («Technology Assists With Teaching»), as no clear intention for use can be inferred from either the single word or phrase.

Several states allow for veterinary technicians to perform extractions, but the wording is often vague, some stating simple extractions only, others simply list extractions as a task that can be performed by a credentialed veterinary technician.

You can toss into that a camera system that works in only the most vague definition of the word, «works».

After clarifying some vague wording, the news comes out that «Rise of the Tomb Raider» is only an Xbox One exclusive for a limited time.

A negative feedback larger than the original would be impossible in a (simple) electrical circuit, but the climate is an extremely complex non-linear system, and any time the word «feedback» is used, it's only a vague and defective analogy to the referent in electrical circuits etc..

However, we simply observe a sloppy, vague and delusional account for it consisting of 250 words only.

The wording in that invite was very vague, mentioning only new «creative and smart technology,» but now we have more of an idea what the company has planned.

The Competition Bureau only touches on the subject of professionalism when using words like «quality» in the vaguest way possible, as they don't elaborate whatsoever — the absence of elaboration being a symptom of the exercising of power, if not the outright abuse.