Sentence examples for of this vague from inspiring English sources
After more than two decades of this vague but unremitting suffering, the solidity of the lump in her breast and the finality of her prognosis filled Alice with "enormous relief".
But the Keystone outrage I saw then has slowly turned into an epic three-year snit, a thundering foot-stamping of how dare they, yet another manifestation of this vague and ahistorical notion that a suspension of the GOP wish list represents an abrogation of democracy itself.
When the teacher finally asks what is meant by the mantra "happiness belongs to those who know the meaning of contentment," it seems only natural that the bell should sound, forestalling any attempts to make sense of this vague and open-ended statement.
But trying to explicate a little more precisely the key terms of this vague characterization of panpsychism results in several different versions of it.
Workers might not be taking full advantage of this vague policy.
Just as prosecutors have used the CFAA -- sometimes successfully -- to cast a wide net and pursue cases of dubious merit, so too can employers try to use broad interpretations of this vague statute to target employees who use company networks or hardware to engage in extra-employment activities -- like union organizing, or even searching for a new job.
As wilder, less august publications, such as Pitchfork, came of age, this vague sense of institutional suppression real or imagined made its reviews section feel inessential, conservative, and tame.
It's hard to see what would attract the second, or the twenty-second, franchisee to this vague sketch of a brand.
He heard of this, vaguely, in his various jails.
Steven Klein, the photographer and auteur of this vaguely sinister spectacle, wasn't about to clear up the mystery.
For her part, Ms. Setzer, the cul-de-sac dweller from Visalia, said that the idea of joining a multigenerational community might be the most appealing aspect — and that she didn't mind how few people were aware of the existence of this vaguely Norman Rockwellian lifestyle.
