not vague

The language of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which was written to bar congressmen who joined the Confederacy from trying to pretend all that "civil war" business never happened, is not vague:

He also wrote that the state’s expanded definition of a natural person, which the law says includes “a member of the species of Homo sapiens at any stage of development who is carried in the womb,” was not vague, as the plaintiffs had argued.

After a first-round election on May 29, the voters’ choices had been narrowed to two former mayors, whose competence was iffy and whose ideologies were extreme when they were not vague: populist 77-year-old construction magnate Rodolfo Hernández, a Trump-like independent, and Gustavo Petro, a leftist senator and former militant in a guerrilla group.

It’s not vague peace-and-love stuff; it also risks being misinterpreted, which is always exciting for an act as popular as the Beatles were.

The difference for me is that I’ve been upfront with friends, not vague.