Sentence examples for vague distance from inspiring English sources

There was a sense of being important, of being the talent, but I couldn't help noticing that all the shots were constructed so as to keep me in the vague distance — a bushel of blond hair at a piano.

Facebook Nearby Friends launched earlier this month and is rolling out to iOS and Android users in the U.S. Inside Facebook's main app, the Nearby Friends feed shows the vague distance of any friends who've opted in, such as 1/2 a mile or 1milee.

More centrally, the film traces the evolution of Barton's understanding of "the common man": At first he is an abstraction to be lauded from a vague distance.

Although Thiel and Trump appear aligned on a number of issues, the PayPal co-founder and early Facebook investor also vaguely distanced himself from some of Trump's views, saying, "I don't pretend to agree with every plan in our party's platform".

I'm not sure because I'm looking away, into a vague middle distance, like a man who cannot be tamed.

I peer at my legs across a vague, foggy distance, trying to decide if they are worthy of love objectively, separate from myself.

Asked about the robocall, Mr. Trump seemed to sympathize with its message while affecting a vague half-distance.

The question seems to have been arrived at from a place of contemplative and vaguely paranoid distance.

Rowan and Livia followed behind at the respectful but vaguely menacing distance typical of bodyguards and teen-agers.

In The Pregnant Widow, even the incidental fauna is given the full treatment: "There weren't any serpents in this garden, but there were flies: in the middle distance, vague flecks of death – and then, up close, armoured survivalists with gas-mask faces.

"She looked into the distance, vaguely staring at a picture on the wall".