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1
Romney's plan, like proposals made by other presidential hopefuls, is
somewhat
vague
.
2
The relation was somewhat disjointed,
somewhat
vague
in parts, and occasionally incoherent.
3
These were strictly trade unions, in spite of their
somewhat
vague
name.
4
We infer from the above that his religious belief is
somewhat
vague
.
5
Despite the priest's tour she was
somewhat
vague
about the place.
6
Harry's ideas of an Italian lake were, in truth, at present
somewhat
vague
.
7
All this applies especially to boys above a certain
somewhat
vague
limit of maturity.
8
The most fundamental principles of olfactory physiology and psychology are still
somewhat
vague
and uncertain.
9
The lecturer's comprehension of his subject was
somewhat
vague
;
but Arthur listened with devout admiration.
10
The Yazoo Fraud itself had a
somewhat
vague
beginning.
11
His replies were
somewhat
vague
,
and but partially understood.
12
The observation was
somewhat
vague
,
like other oracles' speeches.
13
These designations were certainly
somewhat
vague
,
and yet Jack knew of whom they were speaking.
14
Her ideas of what constitute a gentleman must be
somewhat
vague
!
Mrs Fanshawe said disagreeably.
15
The accompanying Economic Projections document, though, poured cold water on this dovish, if
somewhat
vague
,
statement.
16
On policy detail, both leaders were
somewhat
vague
.
somewhat
vague
somewhat