Sentence examples for vague scenario from inspiring English sources

A vague scenario suggested that the characters' problem might be either a lovers' quarrel or political unrest.

**** GALLERIES — CHELSEA EBERHARD HAVEKOST The German painter's canvases move between formalist flatness and fuzzy politics, with images of American flags, sometimes blanked out by gray paint, and of young black men arranged on a beach in a vague scenario (refugees being detained, perhaps).

Never mind that these vague scenarios lacked sense (and, as it turned out, substance).

They literally made things up as they went, shooting movies in just a few days, based on vague scenarios instead of scripts.

But is this type of literature really concerned with the issue, or does a vaguely related scenario merely serve as a purpose for other themes and situations?

Attend an improv show and take part in it as much as you can – you'll laugh a lot and observe exactly how they take vague, unknown scenarios and turn them into something instantly funny.

There is a vaguely implied dramatic scenario, with Ms. Mearns first perceived as a vengeful outsider, though the relations among the central quartet remain unclear and toward the end they're all in a loving roundelay.

He said the Convention's language was sweeping and vague and offered a scenario where a white motorist who struck and killed a black child could be extradited to The Hague on genocide charges.

Indeed, there is something unthinkable, vaguely horrifying about the scenario of a sexually predatory female politician; whereas the sexually predatory male politician is merely embarrassing, maybe scandalous.

If this sounds vaguely like a disaster scenario out of "2001: A Space Odyssey," Mr. Fresco did not seem worried in the least.

Both stories invoke a fear of solipsism that goes back to the Sophists; but, because they were written before television became ubiquitous, the scenarios were vague or outlandish.