Sentence examples for vague place from inspiring English sources

"Let us march on till victory is won," they sang, and it wasn't about some vague place in the future.

Eight of the 12 panelists recently described being in a strange sort of emotional netherworld — a vague place — since the case ended.

"As a country, we've managed to draw the line [between discipline and abuse] in a rather vague place," said Andrew Grogan-Kaylor, an associate professor of social work at the University of Michigan who specialises in parenting behaviors and punishment.

Case study: Valerie Challis 'All we were given was a first name and a vague place in the family tree' Valerie Challis, 55, a systems manager for a telecoms company, was asked to sign away almost 30 per cent of her estate when an heir-hunter firm contacted her brother.

"One woman's fight for love and survival," crooned the promos, with soft-focus artwork vaguely placing Donizetti's 1835 bel canto tragedy in romantic fiction mode.

Sunken ships, one more than 150 feet long, that were long rumored or vaguely placed on shipping charts have been pinpointed.

By contrast, Bond - vaguely placed in Ian Fleming's novels somewhere in his late 30s, though he has been active on-screen since 1962's Dr No - can boast (and boast he surely would) a somewhat higher figure.

And the afterlife itself remains, throughout the film, a vague, conjectural place, a zone of speculation rather than a freshly discovered and surveyed continent.

The Capital was a vaguely bohemian place, surrounded by disgusting undergraduate hangouts where underage students drank illegal beers.

A little dated and a little convoluted, "A-C-E One" ends up in a vaguely unsatisfying place that wavers between comedy and tragedy.

It's like the same thing when you're playing live — you're taking something that's so incredibly personal and weird and removed and trying to put it into a very social, communal, vaguely celebratory place.