Sentence examples for Vague impression from inspiring English sources

That makes "Blue Mustang" literally unapproachable: most viewers zoom by, perhaps retaining only a vague impression.

If anything, you come away with a vague impression of having been cuffed over the ears with a Steadicam.

The whiff of sulphur from the spring contributes to the vague impression that you're sitting in Satan's personal hot tub.

I was tired, bored and had the vague impression that he was after a job connection more than a friendship.

I was under the vague impression that Morricone had been at work throughout, whereas, in fact, he likes to lie in wait.

Hearan Chung, telling the part-comic tale of a Korean shaman (but marred also by taped music), made only a vague impression, despite wearing a wonderfully technicolor dreamcoat.

Many individual investors agree, citing vague impressions of cultural affinity in explaining their optimism in Asian emerging markets.

It often seems as though our role were to fill this hole in with whatever vague impressions are currently in vogue.

This procedure was used to insure that participants formed vivid episodic memories for all associations rather than vague impressions based on familiarity4,55,56.

Malik's step-aunt could only offer vague impressions about what had become of her niece after she and her father moved.

He is in Calcutta during the terrible riots of 1964, but the violence leaves him with vague impressions he can't describe.