Sentence examples for least vague from inspiring English sources

There are different ways of looking at whether a horse stays, but the least vague and most useful is to see whether he can run up to same level over a longer trip as he can over a shorter distance.

Mr. Mehta is also said to have discussed the Philharmonic vacancy in at least vague terms with Daniel Barenboim, the music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and of the Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin.

Nigel Calder, a former colleague there, said of him: "I was to watch with fascination as Cudlipp and Margerison turned a rather vague idea for a magazine into what must surely be counted one of the least vague publications in the world".

Like Naomi Campbell's tearful insistence on Oprah this week that the only person who felt pain when she embedded a phone into a maid's skull was the utterly blameless Naomi Campbell, Jesse's statement of, if not apology, then at least vague embarrassment, is a masterclass in how to talk about something you have done wrong, while emphasising you cannot be blamed for it.

But it is at least vaguely relevant.

Most podcasts, it's true, are hosted by people who at least vaguely know each other.

If you were around in 1978, you probably at least vaguely recognize the name Louise Joy Brown.

Davis, if not yet of Russell's caliber, is at minimum at least vaguely reminiscent of him.

"What you could barely see on the grainy video became at least vaguely apparent with high-definition screening".

Still - boss fights against fun, non-cheap bosses where the battle is at least vaguely varied - great fun.

One key difference: The Oilers seem still seem to be at least vaguely trying to get better.