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Meanings of intentionally vague in English
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Usage of intentionally vague in English
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Miyamoto, says Koizumi, is intentionally vague because he wants to inspire creativity in his designers.
2
Obviously it has some connection to synthetic intelligence, but beyond that Qian was intentionally vague about the details.
3
Sarah was intentionally vague with him.
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She was intentionally vague with him.
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The words "source" and "place" are intentionally vague.
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The decision was intentionally vague, with the cabinet not saying exactly how it planned to get rid of Mr Arafat.
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My invitations were intentionally vague, for I had not at the time made up my mind as to various details.
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The decision, which was intentionally vague and did not say when or how Israel might do this, sparked an avalanche of international criticism.
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What exactly do you do for them, Ophélie? She had talked to him about it before, but she had always been intentionally vague.
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Perhaps these terms are left intentionally vague so that they can easily be understood by those receptive to ID as representing a particular deity.
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"I suppose so." She was intentionally vague, and her sister saw right through it.
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"I'm staying with friends in Tribeca." He was intentionally vague.
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"Are you being intentionally vague?" Beads of sweat had formed on his unshaven face, and he ran his fingers through his short gray hair.