A recent qualitative study of older community-dwelling adults identified several factors contributing to their decisions to seek professional care, including: an aversion to vague age-related statements and an appreciation of diagnoses as professional validation of their concerns [ 16].
Philip Hutton has an annoying habit of "looking inside" himself and discovering vague New Age nonsense there.
But her left side had been paralyzed by a stroke, and her amber eyes had gone vague with age and inactivity.
"There is definitely a higher power trying to speak through me," he told the trainees in Bengaluru, and, throughout the session, talk of science was blended with vague New Age sentiments about self-discovery.
Large, mild, and modest, Ian is a high-school English teacher acting out a gentle rebellion against his proper parents; that is, his hair hangs over his ears and he harbors vague New Age tendencies.
They're given a choice between postmodern nihilism, fundamentalist religion, or some kind of vague New Age kick.
In the 1970s and 1980s the concept of "energy" in relationship to healing was derided as some vague, new age poppycock.
Western yoga practice has been hijacked by skinny young white women with a vague new age philosophy, a raw vegan diet and a set of Instagram filters.
It all seems vaguely New Age with lots of talk about opening up and discovering "the truth".
Clark grew up in Dallas and, when she was fifteen, began going on tour with her aunt and uncle, a vaguely New Age jazz duo called Tuck & Patti.
On "Blazing Arrows" (MCA), this California duo proved that it had mastered the underground hip-hop formula, which requires heavy (or sometimes sprightly) backbeats, tongue-twisting (and vaguely New Age) lyrics and -- inevitably -- weak similes.
