Sentence examples for vague correspondence from inspiring English sources
Knowing that our emails were likely being monitored, I maintained a vague correspondence with Raut over the course of several weeks before he invited me to his home.
What precisely happened is vague, but a substantial correspondence after May, 1490, in which Ficino asked certain friends of his at the court of Pope Innocent VIII for help, suggests that certain people had called his orthodoxy into question (Kristeller 1956-96, 4 265-76).
For starters there's the romance, unfurling messily over the course of their roughly decade-long correspondence, which vaguely charts the authors' rising literary fortunes, the prizes won and teaching gigs endured.
Terminology used to define black earths is general, vague and unclear with regard to the correspondence between the name of the pigment used in different epochs and its specific mineralogical and chemical composition.
He says much of his correspondence involves helping people track down their vaguely remembered Great-Aunt Sadie who family lore says was a headliner when George Burns and Jack Benny were the undercards, and so forth.
"Be that as it may," Schickel added in this correspondence he must think was lost or ignored, "I join you in deploring the vague and trendy application of the term to other modes of expression.
A spirited correspondence followed.
