Sentence examples for a vague world from inspiring English sources

Debussy and Maeterlinck used the distance of a vague world of fables and symbols to universalize their subject.

Invigorated by our discovery, we turn to the real world, of real glass, and see each piece of glass anew, unique, specific, returned from a vague world of categories to a precise world of vivid experience.

By that I mean that what some Westerners might hear as some kind of vague "world music" influence were for them a series of recognizable references, from the North African beats to the kinds of notes and scales we use.

Fuzzy logic is a branch of machine intelligence that helps computers understand the variations that occur in the uncertain and vague world in which we exist.

I had only a vague first-world notion of "deforestation" and this being bad.

As Toynbee's vast "Study of History" revealed a vision of a future world governed by a kind of rarefied Christianity, Kaplan's slender essay foresees a vaguely unified world without states, with globalization in place of religion.

A vaguely formulated World Trade Center was installed in that empty space.

A vaguely medieval world populated by dwarfs, elves, trolls; an evil lord out to enslave the good creatures; and, almost always, a weird magic thing that will let him do it, if the hero doesn't find or destroy it first — that is the Tolkien formula.

Gopnik goes on to define that blueprint: A vaguely medieval world populated by dwarfs, elves, trolls; an evil lord out to enslave the good creatures; and, almost always, a weird magic thing that will let him do it, if the hero doesn't find or destroy it first — that is the Tolkien formula….

It's set in a vaguely medieval world?

Imagine if they'd flapped their hands uselessly at their face before embarking on a tedious pre-written speech that thanked their agents and the award committee and all the other nominees and reasserted their love for their husbands and ended with a vague plea for world peace.