deliberately vague

Examples (10)

• You're being deliberately vague about your plans, which makes me suspicious.
• His response to the question was deliberately vague, avoiding any direct commitment.
• The politician gave a deliberately vague answer to avoid alienating any voters.
• She was deliberately vague about her whereabouts, not wanting anyone to know her true intentions.
• To protect his source, the journalist chose to be deliberately vague in his report.
• The instructions for assembling the furniture were deliberately vague, making it frustrating to follow.
• Why are you always so deliberately vague when I ask about your work?
• Management's statement on the layoffs was deliberately vague, causing widespread anxiety among employees.
• He offered a deliberately vague promise, knowing he might not be able to keep it.
• Sometimes, it's better to be deliberately vague to maintain a sense of mystery or privacy.