Sentence examples for becoming vague from inspiring English sources

His theme was that the French model for integration didn't seem to work anymore, and that the meaning of being French was becoming vague.

Avoid generalizing, becoming vague, or asking for too much.

At 12 weeks, the defects were thinly covered with reparative tissue, with the reddish color of the marrow becoming vague.

Recent findings suggest that the borders separating protein complexes are becoming vague (56), making definition of the complexes even more complicated.

With penis reattachment becoming vaguely widespread, cock loppers were forced to become more creative when it came to the throwing-a-penis-out-of-a-window junk disposal bit: In 2011, Catherine Becker made headlines after severing her husband's genitalia and dropping it down the garbage disposal.

Indeed, my life, I concluded last night whilst watching Steven Segal: Lawman alone and becoming vaguely aroused by the sound of Sam having sex with a woman called Annie (or at least I hope it was that and not the TV), was rather empty.

Beyond those authors who are working through serious relationship issues via prose, I have never met anyone who could be particularly clear about the roots of characters without also becoming quite vague.

Truth be told, my memories of that campaign are already becoming somewhat vague.

Despite regularly renewed treaties, the Pictish raiders were becoming bolder, and a vague but discernible general disorder and a constant flux of alliances and factions were fuelling the notion that Carausius, once the subject of terrified admiration, was not merely fallible but out of control.

Lenkiewicz, 31, answered a small ad four years ago when she came to London with the vague aim of becoming an actress.

Entertaining vague thoughts of becoming a writer, upon graduation McCabe headed off for Dublin, where he enrolled at St Patrick's Teacher Training College in the suburb of Drumcondra.