Sentence examples for a vague model of from inspiring English sources

The fundamental problem with "Another Song About the King" is that so much of it has the tinny ring of a book written with a vague model of literariness in mind.

We discussed the progression: a free service with a vague business model captures the hearts and minds of a large user base, and becomes vitally important.

These are entirely arbitrary and, though they do vaguely conjure a topographical model of the mind, they simply symbolize the bastions of a young girl's life.

In the context of these former communist states, the model of governance proposed by the EU is perceived as legitimate and as argued by Delpeuch, has great chance of being imitated "even with a mythologized and a vague understanding of the practice taken for model and of the added value its importation is susceptible to bring to their activity" (Delpeuch, 2008, p. 12).

At 2 a.m. on a recent visit, a vaguely familiar model swept through the lobby.

Talk spread, not only in China but also across the West, of the advantages of the so-called China model — a vaguely defined combination of authoritarian politics and state-driven capitalism — that was to be the guiding light for this century.

A vague tone of reproach predominates.

A vague feeling of a heterogeneous opposition to Johnson group.

There was a vague hint of a major tax reform.

Officer Gobin gave only a vague description of his attacker.

So, accepting a vague promise of assistance, he left.