In one direction was the safe, familiar, and vaguely dissatisfying path that I've seen so many couples endure "for the sake of the children".
Perhaps the Bang on a Can composers prosper in one another's company because their mission has always been a little vague, allowing their paths to intersect or diverge at will.
The route we planned was a vaguely egg-shaped path through the center of the country that touched both the Belgian and German borders and was a kind of Luxembourg sampler: a little urban sophistication, a little small town quaintness, some architecture from the Middle Ages, and landscapes of forests, riversides and rolling farmland.
Maggie is on a different journey, and while the detours and destination of her path are vague, she makes for a mesmerizing traveling companion — or, more rightly, guide.
Currie acknowledges that his notion of a heuristic path is vague, and he entertains the possibility that describing the heuristic of a work "starts to look like writing the history of the universe" (1989, 72).
The narrative itself is loosely played with, especially at the start, diverging down different avenues whilst vaguely seeking a chronological path (of sorts).
Romney's position on the law had taken a typically circuitous path littered with vague comments.
And although here and there we saw the v-shaped gouges made long ago by pack horses, the waymarked path was sufficiently vague in places for us to stray off it a couple of times by mistake.
In revisiting the passage, we see that it had become "utterly clear" to Abraham that his father was not vaguely opposed to Abraham's path, but was "an enemy" (uduwun), committed to its destruction.
But venture capitalists are comfortable placing long bets on nascent enterprises with vague business plans and an uncertain path to success.
