Sentence examples for attend vaguely from inspiring English sources

And unlike aggressively entitled Tory voters, who attend vaguely alternative comedy gigs in increasingly large numbers now as standup dumbs down to meet them, Chris Coltrane's loyal self-loathing flock of becardiganned socialist sheep delight in seeing their core liberal values mocked.

If the occasion you're attending is vague, then default to over-dressing.

So Mubeen, who still lives in the family home, made a deal with her parents: she would make a show of good faith by husband hunting in Pakistan, if they would let her attend what she described vaguely as a business opportunity.

But details of who would attend this conference are vague, and no date has been set.

The three of them form a sort of street family, spending all of their free time together sipping on shoplifted bottles of malt liquor and vaguely attending their public high school when the mood strikes them.

And many are unsure if they should attend because Apple is being so vague about what they'll be talking about.

Carole Baptiste, Arthurworrey's first supervisor, initially refused to attend the hearings, but subsequently gave vague responses to the inquiry, and said that she had been suffering from mental illness at the time.

Tony would look vague.

It is not enough to simply claim education in vague terms as a reason to attend a particular school.

The son was characteristically vague, saying only that he wanted to attend college.

Kit Harington – the man who played Jon Snow in Game of Thrones until his character died at the end of the last series, and then recently attended Wimbledon with a vaguely Jon Snowish haircut – has now travelled to Belfast, and his hair still hasn't changed very much.