Sentence examples for feel very vague from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has driven previous Saabs (especially the higher-horsepower ones) would notice that, thrown hard into a turn, these sedans would start to feel very vague, as if the front and back wheels were perhaps connected by geographic proximity, but not necessarily by nuts and bolts.
This type of pain can feel very vague or unspecific; you may not know where the pain is originating, you just know that you hurt.
This will cause the front of the bike to feel very vague in turns, causing the front wheel to run a very wide arc and not have good traction.
"At a personal level, Jolie's move makes me feel very vaguely better.
I feel very far away and suffused with an unfamiliar, vaguely disturbing sensation.
Adrian Coleman's small, vaguely edgy scenes of Brooklyn are painted in watercolor and feel very similar to a recent raft of photo-based works by watercolorists like Tim Gardner.
"I feel very, very lucky".
"We feel very comfortable".
