Sentence examples for a low vague from inspiring English sources
His voice has a low, vague honk to it an echo of Boston's North Shore and he tends to get tongue-tied.
His voice has a low, vague honk to it — an echo of Boston's North Shore — and he tends to get tongue-tied.
As we shook hands, he said, "Hello, I'm Bill Gates," and emitted a low, vaguely embarrassed chuckle.
In Santiago (to discuss Chilean reform) or New Orleans (to cover the economic repercussions of Hurricane Katrina), he wears cotton shirts of such a low thread count that they are vaguely see-through, and he leaves them unbuttoned enough to suggest that if he hadn't become the Laurence A. Tisch professor of history at Harvard, he might have turned into Rick Springfield.
The bedroom was enormous, and the bathroom was decorated in a vaguely Moroccan style with a curtained bath nestling behind a low arch.
They expressed vague fears about receiving the PAS results because they had not been clearly informed about the penalties for a low score.
On a low shelf were wry greeting cards ($4.95) — "Dad wishes you were good at something," "I've always found you vaguely attractive" — because undermining is manly, too.
"No," she stated in her signature low-pitched, vaguely mesmerized delivery, each word drawn out to increase the anticipation of the next.
To most buyers, it didn't matter that the pretty skin covered off-the-rack Ford parts, or that vague steering and a low-revving V-8 made the T-Bird more suitable for turnpike cruising than for weekend racing.
A better strategy is to wage a low-intensity war against anyone of vaguely leftish sympathies within the party.
