Sentence examples for through a vague from inspiring English sources

But expecting them to do this voluntarily through a vague call to action is naive.

Their deaths can be made meaningful only through a vague idea of Providence and through the persistence of a living nation.

Through a vague series of nods and murmurs it became apparent that I was being taken seriously.

Just keyboard chords, gently, unenergetically moving through a vague melody that sounds like an offhanded Stevie Wonder sketch tossed into the trash for obvious reasons.

The party garners support through a vague populist platform that includes such programs as "the eradication of household debt for low-income workers," according to The New Republic.

Children aren't allowed to know who their parents are, and vice versa, and everyone refers to one another through a vague, cultish amalgam of "mother/father/brother/sister" titles.

In the work's first movement, "Coastline With Figures," the strings play wavelike, rocking figures as the piano roams through a vaguely pentatonic-sounding melody in octaves that also "spells" the names of friends of Ms. Liu's.

In Lisa Crafts's computer-animated "Flooded Playground," a doll-like creature wanders through a vaguely foreboding landscape — so vague that, by the work's conclusion 20 minutes later, the viewer's eyes are likely to be glazed from boredom.

Immediately beset by menacing suitors, Ron finds protection through a vaguely homoerotic father-son relationship with Earl Copen, a hard-timer who knows as much about Celine and Dostoyevsky as he does about scams and shivs.

If you're a football fan, the collection of billionaires and their federally protected cartel present the American faithful with so many ethical dilemmas that even DirectTV's Sunday Ticket satellite package – not only picking a game from the TV guide, but simply the act of paying for it – can send you through a vaguely Augustinian self-recrimination.

A crowd of about 50 people in the 80-year-old's hometown looked on while he stumbled through a vaguely Bossanova-sounding number.