Sentence examples for nothing vague from inspiring English sources
Yet there's nothing vague about him; he is still remarkably busy and youthful.
There was nothing vague or misty about Cerrazon's approach to covering the ground at speed.
"Nothing vague or blurred, no smoked-glass prose", was Carver's prescription.
There is absolutely nothing vague or indeterminate about the air of moral corruption surrounding the star of "Cathode Narcissus".
There is nothing vague or sentimental about the music in this sinewy, often frenetic and complex score, structured in six parts.
Mr. Chalayan is famously aloof, and at times his comments add up to mumbo jumbo, but there is nothing vague about his talent.
There is nothing vaguely inappropriate about this.
The process results in a generally bland ritual, in which the star gives up nothing vaguely personal while the reporter does fawning psychoanalysis based on a 15-minute interview over cappuccino.
The Costa (formerly the Whitbread) seeks nothing so vague as literary merit but "well-written, enjoyable books that [the judges] would strongly recommend anyone to read".
Nothing but vague memories of crass artifice and cute faun butt.
We agreed, but had nothing but vague ideas of what we wanted to accomplish.
