Sentence examples for everything is vague from inspiring English sources

"Everything is vague," he says.

You've read all this before, of course: slight, sad stories about slightly sad people, who are vaguely troubled by their slightly sad lives and who face some minor crisis that prompts them to reassess their priorities and to learn a little about themselves and others, so that in the end everything is vaguely OK again.

Maybe it was the jetlag, but I felt like a character in a Borges short story, who, after a year by a lake in the rain in England, finds himself in a world where everything is vaguely familiar but not quite the same.

The great sleek American bureaucracy, the thousands of suited government wonks who make it their business to appear to know about absolutely everything, are vaguely aware that Margaret Thatcher rose from the grave while they were busy caring about more important things, to lead her country once more.

Everything about him is vague: his domicile, his army, the source of his power.

"Everything is so vague and unclear".

JOHN CASSIDY: You are right: everything is left vague.

'It's Everything You Know' The church is vague about its membership numbers.

The term itself is vague -- covering everything from kissing to intercourse -- though it is sometimes a euphemism for oral sex, performed by a girl on a boy.

There is vague order to the everything else, but it scarcely matters.

If Podhoretz is vague about whom exactly America is fighting, Ledeen is precise: everything traces back to Tehran.