Sentence examples for of a vague from inspiring English sources

"We all have different definitions of a vague phrase like global warming," I noted.

Nonetheless, the police cannot stop someone on the basis of a vague hunch.

I learned that there were some press inquiries of a vague nature last week sometime.

It provided a dietary shove where the gentle pushes of a vague desire for self-improvement hadn't sufficed.

For example an account of a vague pass made by one of Leila's professors and her panicky reaction.

The physician-enthusiast generally offers "a unified field theory of a vague syndrome, providing a clear and coherent explanation for its many confusing symptoms," she writes.

Even Irving, a 6-foot-4 19-year-old with enviable athleticism and playmaking skills, is a bit of a vague commodity after a truncated college career.

Aimard's typical strategy is to huddle modern and classical works under the umbrella of a vague but enticing rubric; in the case of Mostly Mozart, it's "Bach & Polyphonies".

His title was "The American promise" — not a particularly sharp or surprising idea, compounded of a vague longing for togetherness and a sense of historical destiny.

She finds herself leaning that way, though — solely because of "a vague sense of unease" about the depth of President Obama's support for Israel.

But until its recent announcement of a vague linkage with several foreign exchanges, the NYSE seemed to have been left out of a powerful wave of international consolidation.