Sentence examples for vague emotions from inspiring English sources

"The Affair of the Necklace" drags and meanders when it wants clarity and clockwork, and bogs down in hazy, vague emotions.

But the fear creeps in – as it alWith does – through the weird and the eerie.

Like all religious liberals, he came under fire from two sides: from the orthodox, who accused him of infidelity, of turning God into a "stream of tendency" and of substituting vague emotion for definite belief; and from the infidels, for clinging to the church and retaining certain Christian beliefs of which he had undermined the foundations.

America's war on this vague emotion was as hopeless as the French War on Ennui, which they also sadly lost.

"'Is my job just to make the dialogue sound real and imply some sort of vague emotion?' I miss the much more old-fashioned way of filming that doesn't infantilize the actor.

It's a movie about a girl with undefined emotions surrounding her vaguely defined anorexia and it is told through song.

There was a detail about him that I had overlooked on previous readings: a "vague, unfathomable emotion lurked secretly in his heart; he was sad with a sadness that had nothing noble in it.

The texts (more than half of them by women, to be fair) were unremarkable, the situations standard, the emotions vague.

"Weathered" never convinces that it exists to do more than serve as a framework for these images, and the vague themes and emotions they conjure.

It includes vague indications of emotions such as anxiety or embarrassment that patients might find difficult to express openly and that prevent the patient from being completely forthcoming about his or her reasons for requesting a consultation [ 17, 18].

I had a vague idea of the emotions I wanted to explore.