Sentence examples for vague life from inspiring English sources
If the incoming message is vague ("Life sucks. I'm freaking out"), the reply will be more open-ended, while gently pressing for greater specificity ("So what's going on tonight?").
What's changed in recent years is the idea that storytelling is a skill that can be taught directly in the classroom that it's not some vague life skill that can only be learned through experience (or, worse, the type of ability one either does or doesn't have).
As Auden put it: "In headaches and in worry/ Vaguely life leaks away", and Tallis's project is to restore a sense of the miraculous in the everyday (by no means the same as the ordinary).
In some vague, intelligent "life force"?
Even their comically vague sex life withers.
– but that's the only way to live a vaguely normal life.
I know I sound like a cult leader now, but that's the only way to live a vaguely normal life.
The first is too vague: it makes life easier for women but does not encourage them to aim higher.
When she called her family in Washington, she kept the details of her new life vague; she didn't want them to worry.
Despite its vague title, "One Life" holds a clear focus across its transcontinental series of short, dramatic segments: the intricate survival behavior displayed by the planet's cleverer beasts (and one plant).
"The Blind Side" treats its characters and its viewers more gently, leaving the details of Michael's early life vague and focusing on the warm, redemptive bond that forms between him and the Tuohy family.
