Sentence examples for found vague from inspiring English sources

Just as many readers of The General Theory found vague and contradictory passages, so too did readers of The Road to Serfdom.

My attention was drawn away from the Rothko by a painting I found vaguely familiar.

Others found the piece insufficiently "Brechtian," a criticism that the play's director, Mr. Freire, 58, found vaguely amusing.

Gone now from the text is the claim that Hungarians (or Magyars) living abroad form part of a "single Hungarian nation", an assertion which neighbouring countries found vaguely threatening.

Once, when I asked a psychiatrist, who looked like Pete Seeger, which I then found vaguely comforting, how he kept all the stories that he heard straight, he told me, "Stories are how we keep things straight".

I began reading profiles carefully instead of swiping on every face that I found vaguely attractive.

Everything we are and were is forgotten, except for one or two people who find vague signs of it.

Further, it is also always possible to find vague similarities between certain time-periods and claim that an aspect of the earlier therefore foretold the essence of the latter.

But first she is getting married again, in her fifties, a fact she finds vaguely comic.

He is no longer telling the sorts of hard truths that people would prefer not to confront, or even half-truths that they might find vaguely discomfiting.

Perhaps his face will also help; he has described it as "weird … somewhere between an otter and something people find vaguely attractive".