Sentence examples for strangely vague from inspiring English sources

And yet confusion reigns in this debate, which feels strangely vague and misformulated.

Ian Hart, normally a pointed and militant presence onscreen, is strangely vague on this occasion — a pity, for his role turns out to be crucial.

Every week, Simon Cowell and the other judges share their strangely vague analysis, either telling contestants they've "nailed it" or "we haven't seen the real you yet".

Ian Hart, normally a pointed and militant presence onscreen, is strangely vague on this occasion a pity, for his role turns out to be crucial.

Within a few weeks, most of these strangely affecting, vaguely talismanic pieces — which look at first glance as if they could have been made by a Papuan tribesman working with an Appalachian folk artist and some latter-day Brook Farm communards — would be put on a truck for a two-and-a-half-hour trip south to Manhattan.

The police are being asked to keep an eye out for dozens of missing bald, shiny men standing about 13 inches high and weighing 8 pounds each, with strangely erect posture, vaguely Cycladic features and a tendency to make motion picture professionals gush, weep and suddenly remember their parents.

They spilled into each other, so where the first was a strangely-structured wander through vague and hazily ambient storytelling, this is more direct, a very different sort of book.

While the microwave may seem like a great option, it can often leave you with soggy, strangely chewy food that vaguely tastes like it once had flavor.