Sentence examples for vague her from inspiring English sources

Her eyes are lively but vague, her smile broad but distant.

Though Ms. Gleize's intellectual ambitions are large and sometimes vague, her cinematic self-confidence is as bracing as her eye is meticulous.

But Rowling is deliberately vague on her identity, describing her as a person "whom I disliked intensely on sight".

The White House then apparently got to her; Currie suddenly became vague in her recollections.

When she thought of her past life, it was vague in her new mind, like cobwebs.

Twentysomething when she arrived on the job from the Princeton University library in 1906, Greene was as vague about her background as she was about her dates.

For example, when she was booked for a hospital admission for an abdominal operation, the surgeon had dismissed with vague reassurance her questions about what would happen with her diabetes.

While McMahon was vague about her future, it is clear she is optimistic about her chances.

"She was very vague about her history and claimed she was estranged from both of her parents.

Do you give her a vague description, overwhelm her with details, or intrigue her with a brief, compelling science story?

He felt so vague beside her, so unsure of himself.