Sentence examples for this seems vague from inspiring English sources

If this seems vague, let's come back to Full House.

And if any of this seems vaguely familiar, it is because "Tamara Drewe," which began its life as a graphic novel, is loosely modeled on Thomas Hardy's classic tale of bucolic melodrama, "Far From the Madding Crowd".

Paul Buchheit, the creator of Gmail and a founder of FreindFeed, was among them and his initial reaction was: "This seems vaguely familiar...".

Somewhere "up there" Hans Christian Andersen probably is looking down at South Coast Repertory's latest Theater for Young Audiences production and musing, "This seems vaguely familiar". The show in question is "Lucky Duck," a satirical treatise on Andersen's classic "The Ugly Duckling," by Bill Russell and Jeffrey Hatcher.

If this all seems vague and ethereal then it is because the piece itself is so much so that language is inappropriate to describe it.

Even its dance anthropology of this "Sacre" seems vague: whereas several of the other "Russian" ballets choreographed for Diaghilev still have persuasively Russian qualities, this occasionally feels like a cartoon of American Indian dances.

Yet this idea seems vague and hard for me to imagine implementing.

This duty, however, seems vague and unjustified.

Mental imagery also seems vague.

If the acronym seems vague, and maybe even a little arbitrary, it's because it is.

Gillespie seems vague about it, and seems pretty hopeful that there will be some late entrants.