Sentence examples for feeling vague from inspiring English sources

If that feeling, vague and inchoate as it was, dissipated as soon as it arrived, then that is not the fault of those who were there.

The point at which I started to worry about AL Kennedy's health – seriously worry, as opposed to feeling vague concern when reading her On Writing columns for the Guardian and discovering that the sinusitis, labyrinthitis and H. pylori were still waxing – was when we met to talk about her latest novel, The Blue Book, about an ill-suited couple crossing the Atlantic on an ocean liner.

Another had come to school that day feeling vaguely ill.

Or do you all leave in an hour feeling vaguely depressed?" You know my answer.

Does he come home feeling vaguely nauseated by someone else's desires?

"I remember, when everybody else started doing it, feeling vaguely put out".

You can even sit around in your sweats and watch "Friends" reruns together, feeling vaguely reassured.

Embalming the Living I enjoyed a few other old favorites and the general kitschy atmosphere but left feeling vaguely sad.

On the last leg of my self-imposed journey I had imagined feeling vaguely excited as the finishing line loomed.

Critics will sigh; faithful fans lured like moths to the sacred flame will rise from their seats feeling vaguely betrayed.

Opening up like that had not been on my agenda, and it's left me feeling vaguely disappointed.