Sentence examples for vague look from inspiring English sources

There was a lot of laughter, but there's also the vague look of, "What's actually happening?" in Ban Ki-Moon's eye.

"Nasty complexion, a lot of facial hair, shapeless figure and, when the glasses came off, a very vague look in her eye," he wrote after seeing Monroe on set.

The house, which was bought by the Guggenheim two years ago, was covered only in silver insulation and was accompanied by an all-black 1973 Plymouth Barracuda sitting in the weeds nearby, giving it the vague look of a place where something illegal was probably under way.

A vague look of shame, or something, fluttered around Scott's face like a skittish bird, then flew away.

You should have a vague look of being somewhere else mentally.

During his talk, he did not wave satellite pictures of canals on Mars, or of Martian hills that vaguely look like a human face.

Oh, and there were splashy prints on what vaguely looked like a faded newsprint background.

The problem is that anything she does that even vaguely looks like that is going to seem lame.

That said, if your automotive sensibility demands that you drive an S.U.V. (or something that vaguely looks like one), the Tiguan is a solid machine.

In 2013, the team was vaguely looking to build an opinion graph but didn't really know what to do with it.

One minute I'm passing trucks, Land Rovers and Audi sedans in what vaguely looks like a Boston neighborhood.