Sentence examples for vague face from inspiring English sources

Of course she was: the elongated body, the strawberry-blond hair, the pale vague face.

Of course she was: the elongated body, the strawberry-blonde hair, the pale, vague face.

Weird vague face and I don't like it.

I watched, hoping the stranger's vague face would sharpen into the ruddy curves of my grandmother, who despite her love of parties never had a wake.

Dr. Nagaraj went vague, his face slackening, then, "Oh, yes," as he pretended to remember what he'd been saying.

A local historian admitted it: "Lipetsk has a vague, unstable face". The old markers of identity – the church, the steelworks – had faded from people's lives, and nothing had sprouted to replace them.

The most important lesson: managers, like jazz musicians, need to, in Barrett's words, "interpret vague cues, face unstructured tasks, process incomplete knowledge and take action anyway". As Barrett writes, "Musicians prepare themselves to be spontaneous.

I always think, because of its connection with the Internet, of the unimpressed and vaguely pitying face of a household cat.

Dave Hadfield, Rugby League Correspondent There will be a vaguely familiar face filling a key position at Wigan at the start of the 2016 season.

Mr. Costner, whose scenes were cut out of "The Big Chill" and who had small parts in "American Flyers" and "Silverado," went into "The Untouchables" as a vaguely familiar face.

There was more than a touch of Javier Bardem about actor Riccardo Scamarcio (the escort), a vaguely familiar face from mainstream Italian cinema.