Sentence examples for vague notion of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vague notion of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: She had a vague notion of what the book was about, having only read the blurb on the back cover.
He said he had only a vague notion of what Mr. Fuentes did.
The Charleses had only a vague notion of what cystic fibrosis was.
Many Americans have a vague notion of an ungrateful nation that's gone soft and smug.
"You have a vague notion of a history, some kind of lost past.
It now has 84 majors, many with only a vague notion of the future for which they are training.
The vague notion of "change," whatever kind of change that meant, seemed good enough for an anxious electorate.
'Already I was burning with a vague notion of moving to New York and becoming a writer.
But beyond a vague notion of "eating Indian" most people outside the subcontinent are unfamiliar with common Diwali foods.
Neighborhood history is deemed irrelevant; the vague notion of a "fresh start" is invoked to justify erasing entire communities.
Thus he decides to visit Brussels, with the vague notion of finding his aging German grandmother, his remaining link to his maternal past.
She arrived there speaking no Chinese, with only one contact and a vague notion of learning a new language and perhaps finding a job as a journalist.
