In the Powder Room, there is a sculpture that Martins called the Little Devil, a vaguely person-shaped sack with two legs protruding from it.
The second type of singular term is the vague
Some vaguely familiar person will come up to you in the supermarket.
Being the only vaguely responsible person on hand, I presented myself at the headmaster's office.
Normally a reticent, ironic, vaguely muttering person, when it was his turn to take the ink-blot test, he became a veritable slap-happy chatterbox.
If facial recognition software becomes accurate enough, the glasses could remind a wearer of when and how he met the vaguely familiar person standing in front of him at a party.
His lyrics may hint at dark matter (they're vague first-person narratives of undesirable guys who get their kicks, yet remain bored), but it's startling to see him in person: he's 6 foot 3, with a sensible short haircut, and he tucks in his shirts.
Together with a postgraduate student volunteer, Robin Reineke, he set up the Missing Migrant Project which began the painstaking detective work of tallying the families' often vague missing persons reports with the scores of bodies in the Pima County morgue.
All time, I think any vaguely knowledgeable person on tennis will instantly recognize that his winning percentage this year has not been as good as McEnroe in 1984 (when he went 82-3), or Federer in 2005 or 2006, or even Jimmy Connors in 1974.
The question might not sound particularly vague to the person asking it, such as "how do you find using public transport?" But for somebody with autism the answer to this might vary depending on the time of day, how busy it is, whether there are delays, how frequently they use it, how well they know their destination, and many other things.
He argues, '[t]he other way to gloss over disagreement is to choose formulations that are sufficiently vague that each person can interpret them consistently with his or her own views.' 205 The Panel returns to this problem throughout this section as it has significant ramifications for the subject matter of this Report.
