Sentence examples for vague sort from inspiring English sources

Another, Rick Perry, has threatened physical harm of some vague sort against the chairman.

Students were given separate evaluations on academics and "character," some vague sort of quotient that could be subjectively applied to each man.

Despite sometimes talking this slightly vague sort of nonsense, when you get past the hair and the voice, James Blunt is actually a very nice man indeed.

In other words, dance is not the medium; the medium is a vague sort of drama, with dance as a thing happening inside it.

Henry began to say things that were undermining and mean in a vague sort of way, in a little girl's voice.

We give one-year-olds dinosaurs to play with, and two-year-olds understand, in a vague sort of way, at least, that these small plastic creatures represent very large animals that once existed in the flesh.

The word "list" might be a tad generous for what appears to be a vague sort-of mind-map, sketched out on scraps of paper in the back of old Filofaxes and discussed tersely over instant coffees made by the intern.

The word "list" might be a tad generous for what appears to be a vague sort-of mind-map, sketched out on scraps of paper in the back of knackered Filofaxes and discussed tersely over instant coffees made by the intern.

She believes in an intuitive bond between parents and children and those of great sensitivity — a sixth sense of the vaguest sort — and in the limits of modern science to perceive it.

"In more than one motel hallway, whenever you encountered him and offered what sounded like even the vaguest sort of compliment, he would blush and an engaging, lopsided grin of modesty would wrap its way around his face," Lyon wrote.

Reading about traveling the world all day long will make you think two things: "Where should I take my next vacation?" And, "I think I learned about this mountain/ocean/landmass etc. in middle school, but I kind of, vaguely, sort of remember absolutely nothing about it".