vagueness

"You can see the vagueness in her face during those last years."

The vagueness of the other night must have been a passing thing.

That one day his vagueness will be seen as a strength?

The very vagueness of his suggestion told her as much.

In all the threshold for vagueness is a high one.

If it's a character study, the film is lost in vagueness.

The vagueness had gone from her eyes, though she seemed a little startled.

There must be a conclusion to what you do, no vagueness.

There was a certain vagueness as to what the bad back consisted of.

Their very vagueness made them worse than actual knowledge would have been.

The Indian seemed not to notice the vagueness of this answer.

There is over it all a sense of vagueness and uncertainty.

I admit to a certain vagueness about the way in which the system will break apart.

The vagueness of the substantive law also gave them opportunities.

The bill, however, was killed in committee due to concerns over its vagueness.

And fever leaves this same kind of vagueness on the mind.

This vagueness about his background is the one thing he has in common with Billy.

But the vagueness came over her again, and the days lapsed by.

Perhaps vagueness is a side effect of his line of work.

They seem puzzled by my vagueness and poised to hear more.

Arguments of this sort often have a troubling vagueness to them.

They are problematic because of their potential scope and vagueness.

He looked up with a vagueness in his eyes.

Here the vagueness of the question comes into play.

Ms. Jensen said the vagueness was part of the plan.