vague enough

Examples (10)

• It was a vague enough suggestion for everyone to be happy with it.
• The politician's answer was vague enough to avoid committing to a specific policy.
• She made her intentions vague enough so as not to offend anyone.
• His explanation was vague enough that I couldn't quite grasp the details.
• The contract terms were deliberately left vague enough to allow for future negotiation.
• For the presentation, the proposal needed to be vague enough to invite further discussion.
• The artist's instructions were vague enough to encourage individual interpretation.
• The new regulations are vague enough that they can be interpreted in several ways.
• He kept his promises vague enough to avoid being held strictly accountable.
• The concept was vague enough that it appealed to a broad audience without being too specific.