Sentence examples for into vagueness from inspiring English sources

At times the songs drifted into vagueness, with Mr. Bradley seemingly mired in thought.

At the time, his father was slipping into vagueness rather than dementia.

People are complicated, and it's the job of actors to distill that complication without lapsing into caricature or wandering off into vagueness.

But as Rauschenberg's fame grew, he was seen as a serious artist with a social and political vocation; the secret love of his early art diffused into vagueness.

It's hard to get a coherent picture of what's going on from reading the news, partly because so many editors and reporters have been intimidated into vagueness or retirement.

That authority seems inherently unreliable — not necessarily because the narrator is lying but because what he or she says is not contended by anyone, and so can run into vagueness, inaccuracy, and partiality.

The screenplay by Mr. King and Dani Valent too often wanders off into poetic vagueness.

That second passage, too, melted into dreamy vagueness; throughout both the "Waldstein" and the Sonata "Les Adieux" Mr. Lortie seemed intent on showing how close Beethoven's rhythms and harmonies are to slipping out of focus and out of control, using the repetitions of sonata form to underline a sense of dangerous obsession.

Occasionally the prose descends into touristy vagueness, but mostly his raconteurship has you chuckling as the author ill-advisedly microwaves his underwear, delightedly discovers a "drive-thru bottle shop", and generally behaves, in refreshing contrast to the exhausting get-up-and-go of the travel genre, with a lovably shambolic lassitude.

The mountains fade from a distinct and sharp dark tone back into a misty vagueness.

Stanley Ann Dunham, the parent who raised Obama, emerges from romanticized vagueness into contours as original as her name.