deliberately vague

例句 (10)

• You're being deliberately vague about your plans, which makes me suspicious.你对你的计划故意含糊其辞，这让我很怀疑。
• His response to the question was deliberately vague, avoiding any direct commitment.他对问题的回答故意模糊，避免了任何直接承诺。
• The politician gave a deliberately vague answer to avoid alienating any voters.这位政客给出了一个故意模糊的答案，以避免疏远任何选民。
• She was deliberately vague about her whereabouts, not wanting anyone to know her true intentions.她对自己的行踪故意含糊，不想让任何人知道她的真实意图。
• To protect his source, the journalist chose to be deliberately vague in his report.为了保护消息来源，记者选择在报道中故意模糊。
• The instructions for assembling the furniture were deliberately vague, making it frustrating to follow.家具的组装说明故意模糊，让人很难照着做。
• Why are you always so deliberately vague when I ask about your work?为什么你每次我问起你的工作时总是那么故意含糊？
• Management's statement on the layoffs was deliberately vague, causing widespread anxiety among employees.管理层关于裁员的声明故意模糊，引起了员工的普遍焦虑。
• He offered a deliberately vague promise, knowing he might not be able to keep it.他提出了一个故意模糊的承诺，知道自己可能无法兑现。
• Sometimes, it's better to be deliberately vague to maintain a sense of mystery or privacy.有时，为了保持神秘感或隐私，故意含糊其辞会更好。