Sentence examples for sort of vague from inspiring English sources

But he didn't earn his place on this list though some sort of vague, ethereal "winningness".

"We all had a sort of vague outline," Ms. Davidtz said.

These are exactly the sort of vague but well-intentioned policies that have sold well in election after election.

It's natural for people to feel some sort of vague alarm at the thought that "our" electors might be awarded to a candidate who was not "our" choice.

So when Gaiman portrays the immensity of the obscene evil that torments the unnamed young protagonist as some sort of vague combination of distressed fabrics, we were disappointed.

I first went there when I was 19 – I had a guitar I'd painted myself in some sort of vague, aspiring hippie-dom.

"The patient was sort of vaguely aware.

We all find this sort of vaguely amusing and sometimes a little alarming".

"My (imaginary) speakers are hunter gatherers in some sort of vaguely pre-Columbian North America," he explains.

Hence there will always be plenty of people available to make up this sort of vaguely dissatisfied mob.

So then I sort of vaguely mentioned what I might have, without saying it's virtually finished.