Sentence examples for vague mentions from inspiring English sources
"vague mentions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use "vague mentions" when you are referring to indirect or incomplete references that do not provide enough detail. Example sentence: His response included only vague mentions of the plans for the conference.
"There are vague mentions, but almost nothing is spelled out".
Oblivious to materialism — vague mentions of sponsors are never elaborated on, and home is usually a tent pitched wherever — he competes at ragtag gatherings and wipes out painfully and often.
To many secular observers, the trend toward conservatism is the most notable and disturbing thing about evangelicals, but I remember only one or two vague mentions of domestic politics in "When God Talks Back".
"Déjà Vu" is more removed from reality than most of their collaborations, which makes their exploitation of Sept. 11, Katrina and Oklahoma City (which earns a couple of vague mentions) less offensive than it might in a film that bore some relation to the real world.
For example, chief complaints can be memory problems and vague mentions of pain and delusions, according to NAMI.
In their interpretations of the vague mentions of the battle in the old text, historians placed areas near the foot of Ambion Hill as likely regions where the two armies clashed, and thought up possible scenarios of the engagement.
Before booking, you must agree to terms and conditions that cover things like "intellectual property," but the service just vaguely mentions that "Orbitz may charge a fee for the service".
He's planning to release a small book of memoirs soon, which will be published locally in Featherston, and he vaguely mentions that, depending on funding, someone may or may not make him the subject of a low-budget film.
Channel Intelligence may well have jumped the gun with the European patent complaint as it only vaguely mentions that they 'own the foreign equivalents'.
"This would have to be a universe where 'the issues,' as the poll vaguely mentions, no longer exist -- one where women enjoy unlegislated reproductive freedom and have easy, affordable access to birth control".
December or even January are vaguely mentioned.
