Nuance, difference, and complexity evaporate as one scrolls through these endless feeds, vaguely hoping to find something new or important but mostly resigned to variations on familiar themes.
"I was searching for something very important, a very special thing, but no matter how hard I tried, I could not find it," Arvid mourns, his sense of loss both vague and endless, his survival both a surprise and something of a disappointment.
I remember parts of it, vaguely – the endless pints, the burning sky, stomping round the flat topless like a trapped wasp even when the boiler man came over – but not really what it felt like.
Mr. Bush, like Mr. McCain, wants to avoid open-ended commitments because he senses voter disquiet at "vague, aimless and endless deployments".
Combine this lack of cohesion in the Afghan Army with an endless war fought with a vague strategy, and green-on-blue attacks seem an inevitable result.
As a candidate, Mr. Bush delivered his first foreign policy address in 1999 at the Citadel military college in South Carolina (there, he vowed to put an end to Clinton-era foreign interventions, saying, "Sending our military on vague, aimless and endless deployments is the swift solvent of morale").
The menu is vaguely Russian, with endless varieties of vodka, caviar, potato and mushroom vareniki, even chicken Kiev.
I vaguely recall the endless queues for the primitive toilet facilities which, after the toilet paper ran out and the cesspits were full, seemed to consist of the nearest tree and a few sheets of the News of the World.
Unless you are a vigilant self-groomer, the line between "attractive stubble growth" and sporting the look of someone who has fallen into an tar-black pit of endless despair can be indistinct and vague.
Clicking it will activate an endless, incredibly annoying sound that sounds vaguely like a swarm of insects.
