Sentence examples for appeared vague from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fischer's memories of Mr. Klein appeared vague to the point of occasionally exasperating the judge.

As foreign governments scrambled for clarification of the rules, which appeared vague and open to interpretation, a top Chinese policy maker on matters related to the South China Sea tried to calm worries inspired by the announcement.

Jenkin appeared vaguely reassured.

And one of the reasons I appeared vaguely intelligent around that time is because I'd take him out to dinner and listen to what he had to say.

Aboard his campaign plane on Friday afternoon, one of them appeared vaguely panic-stricken and did a quick survey, presumably looking for cameras, when the Texas governor appeared among a few members of the press corps cradling a book titled "Spanish for Dummies".

In a reversal of the usual trajectory, he looked noticeably slimmer than he had at the end of his playing days, when his head and torso had appeared vaguely salt-swollen, but he retained that particular combination of detached cool and deep-seated insecurity which had made him a compelling antihero on the diamond for much of the past two decades.

Beyond that, the Norwegians appear vague.

The affected person appears vague, drowsy or frankly confused with a decrease in their interest and ability to reason or to carry out practical tasks.

Initially, the various stages of your journey may appear vague, a little undefined.

Even Huckabee appears vague on the semantics he now considers so important, having told Tim Russert in January: "They asked me did I think that he should be paroled, or something to that effect, and I simply said, "I think that his case has got to be given, you know, a serious look".

The language of the 95 standards may appear vague in terms of giving clear guidance about how to assess compliance.