Sentence examples for vague destination from inspiring English sources

"Europe" seemed a vague destination for an adult planning a vacation.

But sometimes it's more pleasurable to simply stroll, with no particular purpose but perhaps a vague destination in mind, open to unexpected delights such as the sight and sound of tugs guiding a liner through the harbor, or an art installation in the empty ground floor of an office building.

Peck Sr. makes a likable junior, and we are on his side as his own boozy, estranged father removes him from the one-room house he shares with his seven siblings, borrowing a brother's boots and journeying in the night to a vague destination that soon becomes clear.

The nightmare involves wandering in an immense public transportation labyrinth in hopes of reaching a vague destination, before getting sidetracked by exploring a crappy, equally-serpentine mall.

Too often, however, we embark on the journey like Alice -- with only a vague destination in mind and no sense of the path it will take to get there.

But no matter how strong the desire to get there, "somebody" turned out to be a vague destination, with no map, and no sense of how to find it.

All are areas where it is easier to state vague destinations than to plot precise routes.Secondly, on its core interest trade liberalisation APEC faces internal pressures.

I had only the vaguest destinations in mind, and they were all-the-more vague because my smartphone didn't work in Spain.

In "Big World", the unnamed narrator and his lumbering friend, Biggie, dream of escaping from the town and their dead-end jobs in a garishly customised Holden Sandman, but in fact limp out in a shabby Volkswagen which breaks down in a cloud of smoke long before they reach their vaguely imagined destination.

I started losing sight, so to speak, of the vaguely located destination.

This map's defect was that it detailed the first steps but was vague about the destination.