Sentence examples for vague from from inspiring English sources

The council's political transition plan, known as the Gulf initiative, was vague from the start.

Dodd-Frank, bloated and vague from the beginning, was never a threat to Wall Street.

(Again, much of his work looks vague from afar, particularly in MoMA's galleries, which are way overscaled for this art).

Mr. Pensotti's other touchstone is cinema, especially the frequently invoked Nouvelle Vague, from which he has learned to mix the serious and the light, never an easy feat.

At Select Ermenegildo Zegna Stores.; Nouvelle Vague; From Left: Yves Saint Laurent Gray Jacket, $1,170, Sweater, $810, Flannel Pants, $565, And Boots.

That question was put to Goldwater in Phoenix a day later, and he was vague in response reassuringly vague from the Goldwaterologists' point of view.

The family's only reassurance that Roxanne was somewhere alive and OK came from vague updates from friends and family who called and professed to have seen her.

She had known him vaguely from college.

Bill Knott looked vaguely from his Bushmills toward the water.

They both contain the following splendid quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson, which I remember, vaguely, from childhood.

Gregory called it in, used a language I knew vaguely from television.