Sentence examples for appear vague from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, the Norwegians appear vague.
Initially, the various stages of your journey may appear vague, a little undefined.
The language of the 95 standards may appear vague in terms of giving clear guidance about how to assess compliance.
The concept of an energy landscape – like the landscape concept in general – may appear vague and difficult to grasp, being viewed from different perspectives by different disciplines.
Fake reviews will often appear vague or "spammy".
They could try to appear vaguely more enthusiastic about Europe.
"It's... it's... it's learning to appear vaguely Presidential!" March 1 , 2017
Consider a few videos as Mitt Romney tries, in the last weeks of the campaign, to appear vaguely moderate.
Earlier this month, Clinton, who had always tried to appear vaguely amused at her opponents' antics, started flailing away at Obama.
The money-management industry has been obliged to appear vaguely concerned by a combination of self-interest, chivvying by government and general disquiet after 25 years of roaring inflation in directors' rewards.
It is an amusing scene and though Aniston and Roberts appear vaguely alarmed by the minor panic that ensues, I hope that in light of her penchant for screwball comedy, on reflection Aniston can see the funny side of such encounters.
