Sentence examples for of a vaguely from inspiring English sources
One is the emergence of a vaguely credible alternative.
Mano Negra made several passable records of a vaguely political nature.
He appears to be a loner and conspiracy theorist of a vaguely right-wing variety.
That was a trick I'd learned at the hands of a vaguely sadistic doctor.
Closest to the back is a picture of a vaguely familiar young face, bearded.
Just before Christmas, the postings of a vaguely identified blogger spurred a flurry of responses from lawmakers.
A small flame flickered inside the temple, in front of a vaguely feline predator drawn on the back wall.
The differences between the use of a vague and a combined vague informative prior are investigated through Monte Carlo simulations.
"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.
That is, it doesn't authorize a select few to propose action in the name of a vague public interest.
