Sentence examples for vague figures from inspiring English sources

One family I can't put even vague Figures to.

These rather vague figures are aimed at people still unconvinced by the net.

In the grey, silent streets upon which I gaze move certain figures, vague figures in clothes of an unreal blue.

She would see vague figures in the road, slam on the brakes, and then realize that nobody was there.

In the dusk I can see just a few vague figures across the pond-size area — other women barely visible through the steam.

The other gangsters (even the psychotic "Baby Face" Nelson) remain rather vague figures, difficult to recognise when seen briefly and usually in the shadows.

Even when LaMamo returns from the wars, he remains a vague figure and is quickly dropped, as if Habila doesn't remember why he was interested in him.

Mr. Heath's sharp‐witted and quick‐tongued young advisers, who almost uniformly wear a blue suit, white shirt and striped tie, speak warmly of the candidate but confess that he remains a distant, even vague figure.

Many of his paintings show the world from a fish's point of view, with an angler visible above a trout as a wavy, vague figure peering down through the surface.

In her second novel, a sequel to the award-winning The Golden Mean, Annabel Lyon gives voice to Pythias, Aristotle's only daughter and a vague figure on history's margins.

After scouring the latest available reports and making data requests of every state and territory, many of whom said they did not have the time or the resources to dig up the numbers, we arrived at the vague figure of "more than 340".