Sentence examples for vague spot from inspiring English sources
"When I write, I aim in my mind not toward New York but toward a vague spot a little to the east of Kansas.
"We observed the comet expanding from a vague spot to a bright star through our ordinary telescopes," says Zhang Jingbo, president of the Astronomy Lovers Society in Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province, which abuts the China-Russia border.
This cavernous, vaguely retro spot at 860 Franklin Avenue (516-739-7660) has two unlikely culinary partners: icy cold fresh oysters, clams, crab, shrimp and lobsters, staples of traditional New York and New England raw bars, are paired with the smoky, spicy barbecue dishes of the South and Southwest.
Instead, it's just a bunch of snore-inducing codswallop about lefty media and Hollywood liberals and other Americans who should be sent to Gitmo, followed by a careening stagger from random subject to random subject, eliciting cheers and boos and chants of USA! in the vaguely appropriate spots.
Another official pointed vaguely to a spot on the other side of the park.
Search planes have been flying out of Perth for a week, looking without any success for objects spotted in vague satellite images, the latest of which showed 122 objects floating in the ocean.
My editor had dreamily mooted the idea that I would be hanging out at the bar with the Clooneys, but at "my" bar, the only vaguely famous face I spot is Morgan Spurlock, who I'm guessing he won't consider a sufficient alternative.
But the economy is so weak that only the most optimistic forecaster can spot more than vague stirrings of a recovery by March 2010.
In their defense, they didn't have much time to expand on their ideas; the talks were rushed, vague and only persuasive in spots.
They are less effective in explaining how the former "Youth's Companion Pledge of Allegiance" evolved from a vaguely progressive one-off promotional spot into a mandatory childhood rite of passage and a political weapon.
