Sentence examples for any vague from inspiring English sources

For a while, he said, laziness thwarted any vague interest in naturalizing.

The problem is apt to arise in connection with any vague term.

Better to arrange a playoff of 8 or 16 teams holding any vague pretensions to the national title.

Dowling's remarks only make any vague sense within BP's narrow view of how it measures its progress.

As with any vague "brand" value, it's impossible to quantify whether that's really an accurate figure, but people have been trying for years.

These are the only crisps to receive any vague thumbs-up from nutritionists, and are endorsed by chefs including Rick Stein, Antony Worrall Thompson and Nigel Slater.

I would suggest it is what any vaguely functioning moral compass would say too.

If the restaurant had a menu with pictures, his father would point to any vaguely appealing image.

Other special occasions include any vaguely celebratory nights out, random meetings at work or returns to New York from nonshaving vacations.

My main clothing problem was trying to remember every spring whether I'd left any vaguely presentable sports shirts in Nova Scotia the previous fall.

Prefix any vaguely gnomic adage with the words "Confucius, he say" and you'll get a laugh, but what he actually said wasn't funny.