Sentence examples for chasing vague from inspiring English sources
Some prominent scientists dismiss philosophers as chasing vague concepts into "murky and inconsequential" rabbit holes, as the physicist Steven Weinberg once put it.
Blindly chasing a vague sense of success isn't motivating enough.
After years chasing a vague concept of success, I began to realize the true value of learning -- sometimes through error -- rather than trying to be perfect.
While traditional marketing chases vague notions like "branding" and "mind share," growth hackers relentlessly pursue users and growth -- and when they do it right, those users beget more users, who beget more users.
Check Facebook pages of companies you like - follow hints and chase up vague clues that you come across.
A vague vision (e.g., "providing information to anyone, anytime, anywhere") can mean millions wasted on chasing elusive benefits.
In the movies, you'll often see a lone reporter chasing a story, but investigative stories are essentially participatory; it can take a whole cast of people to transform the vague and uncertain into the concrete and knowable.
These include one early type, the Chindesaurus a vaguely lizardlike, possibly feathered, creature that measured around 6 feet long, and probably ran around on two legs chasing after smaller animals to eat.
But they come also to seek success, to chase their "big break," that vague but real moment when, as if by magic, one suddenly finds oneself on the opposite side of the glass from one's nose print.
