Sentence examples for she's vague from inspiring English sources

She's vague on dates and details – asked how long she went out with him she says, "Jesus!

As secrets bubble to the surface, new lies are born; Bell is hard-nosed and clear-eyed on the link between love and money, but she's vague on pain and emotional effort.

The affair had lasted for years—she was vague about when they'd broken it off.

She's vaguely aware of Henry Street, in Brooklyn Heights.

She knows she should recognize the person she sees there, but the best she can say is that she's vaguely familiar, like someone she has passed on the street or in a grocery-store aisle.

She's vaguely bohemian, though no one is more cosmopolitan; she has invented a playhouse of Southern-rustic allusions, jazz standards, singer-songwriter music and pop-art radio hits, from "Corcovado" to Cyndi Lauper.

She started to slip into conversation the fact that Thomas's uncle had a title, or had had one — she was vague on the details — and she mentioned that there was a castle in the family.

She is vague about the reasons, except to say that the girl's grandfather insists upon it.

She was vague about the circumstances.

The irony is that she is vague on many issues.

She is vague about her emergence as a prodigy.