Sentence examples for gone vague from inspiring English sources
But her left side had been paralyzed by a stroke, and her amber eyes had gone vague with age and inactivity.
The Republicans who are pushing the hardest for cuts have suddenly gone vague, as in their pledge to require "a full accounting of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, setting benchmarks for these programs and reviewing them regularly and preventing the expansion of unfunded liabilities".
Less partisan readers seemed to respond to the article's quantification of a general malaise -- the sense of things gone vaguely wrong that is reflected in polls showing most Americans believe our society is less moral and honest than it used to be.
After Seth Lakeman James Bluntt with a violin) and James Morrison (Blunt gone vaguely soul), it's not hard to see young Scottish singer Nutini as being simply the next off a production line turning out nice-looking singer-songwriters weathering light-to-moderate relationship issues.
Dr. Nagaraj went vague, his face slackening, then, "Oh, yes," as he pretended to remember what he'd been saying.
Relax, because he really wants to see you. 3. He'll go vague.
Someone may be asking you about your past, your private life, or your friends, and you don't want to tell them but don't want to come off rude - go vague and misleading instead.
This will come as no surprise to 24 fans, because the hierarchy of villainy in 24 always goes Vaguely Islamic Woman > Actual Islamic Man > Rich White Man > Someone Jack Knows.
We knew where we were going vaguely, but that's all".
Trump also kept the narrative surrounding the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association going, vaguely referencing Curiel's "reported associations with certain professional organizations". .
Flying back to Sydney, he went vaguely crackers and made the first sign the same day on a whim, hawking his message up the high streets to no one, until, he says, one lady whose dog had just died on the anniversary of her daughter's death poured out her troubles into his open arms.
