Sentence examples for vague clouds from inspiring English sources

They're recycled phrases drawn from earlier wars and conflicts, trailing vague clouds of glory or obloquy, and smoothed by the selectivity of historical memory.

This is also unsatisfactory, as it implies a vague cloud of laziness, incompetence and social irresponsibility.

If the outcome is vague, more cloud than concrete, your chance of success plummets.

There are still fake bookshelves in places, but in general, the screensavers dominate the background, showing "The Greatest Hits Of Monuments In DC" and not vague swirling color clouds.

In this extraordinary scene, he comes off as a burned-out, inhuman hulk whose sense of inescapable dependence — of being clay in Simone's hands and a plaything of his life's outer influences — results mainly from his actual existence being a sort of waking dream, a vague and vaporous cloud that serves solely to conceal the core of pathology, from himself and from others.

Envy can be vague, like a cloud around the person to whom you are comparing yourself.

(During the course of the event announcing the new console, vague talk of "the cloud" and its infinitely expandable capabilities with relation to gaming came up repeatedly).

Beyond the rural crossroads, a vast plume of brown smoke rose above the horizon in the vague shape of a mushroom cloud.

After a couple of years, though, it hit me that I was merely clouding the issue with these vague ambitions to reform my personality and win the heart of the Lower Sixth Love God.

Or consider vague instrumental music such as Claude Debussy's "The Clouds".

It is vague just which of the oi is a cloud.