Sentence examples for vague region from inspiring English sources

Less successful are tracks where they attempt to match the Maels' in-built weirdness, Kapranos amping up the mannerisms in his vocals until they're in the same vague region as Russell Mael's knowing scenery chewing.

MR imaging of the brain 26 months after surgery (51 months age) showed no recurrence of the tumor; a vague region of non-enhancing T2 signal abnormality in the right medial occipital lobe had expanded slightly.

MRI should not be used as a first line imaging modality, because deposits appear as vague regions of low signal on T1 and T2, and can be missed.

In other words, full menus grouped vaguely by region.

For example, it has been demonstrated that general purpose points of interest (POI) can be automatically derived from the users' map annotations [14] and vague geographic regions (e.g., Midlands or Middle West) delineated.

Native Americans involved in Pontiac's Rebellion lived in a vaguely defined region of New France known as the pays d'en haut ("the upper country"), which was claimed by France until the Paris peace treaty of 1763.

Obama's "Change" message, Saunders argues, is too abstract, too vague, for the region.

Their discontents, vague but strident, varied region by region, but one cause linked them: they felt excluded from federal power, and were determined to make Washington listen to them.

Now, Disney as a producer of animated movies seems a middle-ranking brand somewhere vaguely in the region of DreamWorks.

Today, the Sarhans in Jordan, like other Syrian refugees cast into an increasingly unwelcoming region, make vague plans about returning to a homeland that has all but vanished.

Vague notions of the region were replaced by what I gleaned from museums and historical markers as well as from residents' stories of their great-grandparents' struggles as settlers.