be vague

Examples (10)

• You are being deliberately vague about your future plans.
• The instructions were too vague for us to follow properly.
• He tends to be vague when asked about his past.
• The law is notoriously vague on this specific point.
• Please don't be vague; tell me exactly what happened.
• Her description of the attacker was hopelessly vague.
• The report is vague in its assessment of the potential risks.
• I was suitably vague as to how I had acquired the money.
• His memory of the event seems to be quite vague.
• The politician's answer was frustratingly vague to the reporters.