Sentence examples for first vague from inspiring English sources
The Anglican Communion has never made provision for religious communities in canonical legislation, and the relations of the communities with the ecclesiastical authorities were at first vague and undefined.
Activision; PlayStation 3/PlayStation 4/Xbox 360,/Xbox One; £50/$59.99; 16+ Since the first vague details were leaked onto the web three years ago, people have been struggling to describe Destiny.
But it's hard to forget the first vague impressions of the mid- to-late '90s, when some players showed up for spring training with enlarged teeth, larger cap sizes, acne on their backs and shoulders rising to meet their ears.
The novel follows Hannah through the various stations of her self-conscious, doubt-wracked life: parents' divorce, college at Tufts, first love affair, first job, first vague glimmer of satisfaction.
Pushed by the press corps, Mr. Aoki acknowledged that this meant that the prime minister had already lost consciousness well before the acting prime minister's first vague statements to the nation.
Eminem makes his first vague reference to Bill Cosby midway through.
The dolls seem, at first, vaguely medieval in their richly figured dresses.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — A fragile cease-fire negotiated by the special envoy Kofi Annan prevailed in most of Syria on Thursday, the first vaguely optimistic signal in months in that nation's bloody antigovernment uprising.
This week the LINCOLN CENTER FESTIVAL brings something old and something new: the first vaguely operatic in the way it's done, the second opera plain, simple and also a little pint-size.
The exercise is at first vaguely diverting, but one is soon depressed by the tawdriness of the subject, bored by the slipshod methods of the medium that explores it and exasperated by the insubstantial nature of the whole experience.
The thundering response was the mirror opposite of the bitter disappointment by investors when the plan was first vaguely described on Feb. 10. "For the first time in seven months, I can say they've done it right," said T. Timothy Ryan Jr., president of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.
