Sentence examples for vague thinking from inspiring English sources

"I think this wishy-washy thinking, this vague thinking – it shows they don't really know what they want.

A week earlier at the National Theater, I had found myself watching two other exceptionally bleak young playwrights and vaguely thinking, "Oh, they'll grow out of it".

A couple of weeks back, I blogged a personal awards-style "nominations" list of the best of the year in various categories and invited a response, vaguely thinking it might be possible to boil down some results.

But I remember vaguely thinking: "Won't it be great to be an adult when people won't lie and be randomly mean to look cool?" Enter stage left: the internet.

"We came here with very little idea of what we would do but had been vaguely thinking about some kind of app that would work with TFL," said Zujus, referring to Transport for London, the organization that manages all public transport and traffic in London.

Vaguely thinking over the enormous and constant destruction which this implied, it occurred to me to ask the question, why do some die and some live?

It's the second time I've read this book and I'm finding it much more useful this time around, possibly because I have a much clearer idea for a non-fiction book proposal now than I did when I picked this up several years ago and was vaguely thinking about writing a novel.

Another way of saying this is that bogus science gives vague, undisciplined thinking the look of seriousness and truth.

Vaguely thinking of themselves as rebels, high on drugs and taped music, they have sped through derelict towns, taken potshots at barking dogs and committed minor holdups.

It was a victory for rational and vaguely negative thinking.

Britten told Ford that he had "for some months or a year vaguely been thinking of doing something with the [Chester] miracle plays", and agreed to write an opera for A-R's 1958 summer term of school programmes.