Sentence examples for vague of from inspiring English sources

Or how vague of a deal.

This nouvelle vague of MOOC hoopla, then, has been disorienting.

While vague of form, they are kinetically distinct and familiar.

In that narrower society, one's ideological convictions can matter less than conviction itself — a sense, however vague, of shared purpose.

In 2004, however, almost everyone younger than forty I approached had only a vague of idea who Willis was.

So optimism and futurism were back in fashion along with some sense, if vague, of social purpose.

This kind of vague verification of something equally vague is typical of Wolf's shoddy research methodology.

Still others talk vaguely of "leadership".

She talked vaguely of streamlining the bureaucracy.

It tasted vaguely of hot dog….

The spoke vaguely of "a picture".