Sentence examples for a vague one from inspiring English sources

The brief for "Gosford Park" was a vague one.

The warning, however, would remain a vague one.

"I begin with a character in a situation — a vague one," he said.

One supporter ventured "responsibility", a solid-sounding word and at the same time a vague one.

It felt good to have a plan, even a vague one.

The only memory she had of her mother was a vague one, of the scent of her skin.

There's the people you despise talking to year-on-year, and all you need is a vague one-liner about what's going on.

News of another attack by Islamist militants from Boko Haram often starts as a vague one-liner as was the case on 3 January: "Attack on Baga.

Questions like: "Does this film have a vague one-word title that bears no relation to the plot and could conceivably be used in any genre whatsoever?" and "Is this film about a woman who becomes pathologically violent over the love of a man?" and "Does this film star Katherine Heigl?" Reader, I just watched the trailer to a new film called Unforgettable.

Eiko and Koma's contribution is an installation in the sense that video is only one component, a central one but a deliberately vague one.

It's almost always sad news when a startup doesn't quite make it, but this seems to have a silver lining, albeit a very vague one.