Sentence examples for through the vague from inspiring English sources

In tutorials she cut through the vague and asked questions about whatever I didn't understand.

It is a way through the vague and backward business model of an entrenched industry and, if it fails, could mean the end of magazines as we know them.

Yet, it can still be difficult to cull through the vague explanations and ambiguous descriptions.

When an unusual medical case enters the purview of the public forum, details are often murky at best and we are here to sort through the vague press releases and nonspecific symptomology to provide you with as accurate a medical assessment as possible.

According to Mustard, the way in which KaoRi was "compelled to keep silent about her experience" with Araki speaks to the larger cult of admiration that surrounds the artist, in which "women with complaints are either discredited or forced into silence through the vague or real threat of legal retribution," as she put it. .

We had muddled through on the vague notion that we'd each do our bit.

This fades, with age, but still lingers – the real electric years of penis size mania, that curious combo of worry and obsession, go from around Year 8 to Year 12, from the first flushes of leg and pit hair through to the vague time everyone starts popping their virginities like balloons – and we do not talk much about that time, because it is embarrassing.

What I am certain of, however, is that from an end so abrupt and unrequited is born the mantra of what-ifs, which carried me through the darkly vague years that followed.

It's lovingly arranged, but it feels too passive -- letting visitors glide dazedly through the artistic context with the vague notion that these old issues have relevance today.

Now, though, the auditorium was hushed and still, my only company some dust motes dancing on the vague breeze that blew through an open window.

I can't resist noting that Rustin was very dear to my late parents, who knew him through various of the vaguely social-democratic causes they were all involved with — unionizing sharecroppers, supporting Indian independence, getting visas for Spanish refugees, fighting "Jim Crow," you name it.