Sentence examples for feeling of vague from inspiring English sources

Your feeling of vague unease went away?

I would set off on a Saturday morning and walk all day, and achieve Kazin's feeling of vague excitement, of unearned release, in a way that I have never felt before or since.

My memory has wiped itself of all traces of this work, except for a feeling of vague guilt that I didn't go along with the game, which seemed – Oh the irony – to be about paying close attention to something or other.

This feeling of vague unease has become an important motivation for me.

We're merely supposed to enjoy feelings of vague benevolence.

"I'd be fine once I had the sugar and then about 45 minutes later I'd get the feeling of being vague and aloof.

Esther, with a rich Spanish accent, sang a Welsh hymn to me and told me how utterly Welsh she felt here in America, with a smile that brought a tear to my eye, making me think of my grandparents as a non-specific feeling of homesickness and vague grief welled up in me, the feeling we Welsh call hiraeth.

Infuriatingly, however, it doesn't arrive, and a plot strand remains untied; we are left feeling this residual mood of vague ambiguity and disquiet is supposed to make up for it.

Though the Chinese army has established a garrison there, the tiny enclave retains the feeling of a louche, vaguely sinister gambling den.

A vague feeling of disbelief grips me.

A vague feeling of a heterogeneous opposition to Johnson group.