- In
linguistics and philosophy, a
vague predicate is one
which gives rise to
borderline cases. For example, the
English adjective "tall" is
vague since...
-
break apart),
zerschneiden (to cut apart).
Other prefixes have only the
vaguest meaning in themselves; ver- is
found in a
number of
verbs with a large...
- was
necessary to give
these artists a name, and I chose, as
being the
vaguest and most non-committal, the name of Post-Impressionism. This
merely stated...
- righteousness".
Charles Bramesco of The A.V. Club wrote, "Anyone with the
vaguest consciousness of
American political history doesn't need 97
minutes to...
- at
which the
crazed author of the
Necronomicon had only
guessed in the
vaguest way. — H. P. Lovecraft, "The
Whisperer in Darkness" It is
unclear from...
- paranoia". This
decree defined a
broad range of
conduct as su****ious in the
vaguest terms, and did not give
individuals any
means of redress. Nantes, in particular...
- of any race
consciousness among the Tiv
except on the very
widest and
vaguest basis…'. But this soon changed. 'By its
constant treatment of the Tiv as...
- that far-left and far-right
ideologies only
share similarities in the
vaguest sense, in that they both
oppose the
liberal democratic status quo, but...
-
appointment of
Ulysses Grant as General-in-Chief was
there more than the
vaguest coordination of
military strategy and logistics. The
Union army was composed...
-
specific sources for his
romances are uncertain, as Chrétien
speaks in the
vaguest way of the
materials he used.
Geoffrey of
Monmouth or Wace
might have supplied...
