Saying education is the solution to the shrinking middle class is too vague and naive.
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Those are reasonable responses to a message too vague and seemingly remote to grab our attention.
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Somewhere between the NSA and the State Department, someone decided the warning was too vague.
The Supreme Court ruled that the jury instructions in the Andersen trial were too vague and broad.
The California BOE proposal is too vague to know exactly what the state might be buying, noted Fine.
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Not only are you being far too vague, but you are choosing the wrong channel for such a plea.
As part of a lengthy list of demands, the Our Policy website criticises the proposal as being too vague.
The researchers also claimed that warnings of possible side-effects were also too vague.
However, critics have dismissed it as being too vague and it has become the butt of late-night talk show jokes.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation said in a statement on its website that the language used in the act was too vague.
But she argues that the label "violent video games" is too vague.
The devil is in the details and if, in their final version, the standards are too vague, they will make little difference.
Readers looking for detailed and specific advice on being a good manager may feel that the authors' message is a little too vague.
He argues that the rules that regulate the industry are too vague and do not include measurable, objective targets for labour and social reforms.
But critics like Sarah Wilson, managing director of Manifest, have complained that performance targets set for the "potentially... extraordinary scheme" were "far too vague".
Pakistani political analyst Hasan Askari Rizvi said Islamic religious leaders in his country had been "too vague in their condemnation" of attacks on vaccination campaigners.
But Republicans have said -- Senate Republicans have complained in the past already that the agency sort of has too broad and too vague power.
The right criticism of Labour's manifesto is not the normal one of an opposition's plans: that they are too visionary, too vague or too expensive.
They argued that the measures are disproportionate, risk fundamental rights and freedoms and that the text is too vague, leaving it too open to interpretation.
After that it all becomes too vague to be directly useful.
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The case against Swartz and his ensuing death have brought new scrutiny to the US's anti-hacking law, which critics say is too vague and unnecessarily harsh.
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Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah told USA Today he voted against the amendment because it was too vague for law-abiding citizens to understand and too easy for criminals to avoid.
It says the rules are too vague and that tying 30% of subsidies to environmental services under direct payments is arbitrary and unrelated to the impact of what those services might be.
Some members of Congress and parental advocacy groups have argued that this approach is too vague, and that parents should be given more details about content, as happens with television and film ratings.
The court overturned the conviction on the narrow grounds that the federal judge's instructions to the jury were too vague and failed to demand that jurors conclude Andersen knew its actions were illegal.
And he argued that the current model for monitoring the quality of teaching in universities would need to be radically overhauled, as it was "too vague, too slow and too distant from the student".
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