Sentence examples for vague ties from inspiring English sources

Before the war, Mr. Bush spoke of far more than vague "ties" between Iraq and Al Qaeda.

The Point Break remake, running at $91m, is looking like another one of those raids on overseas markets (71%, currently) with enough vague ties to a more charming predecessor and flashy-looking new sequences to crawl over the profit-margin line.

Groups from far-flung suburbs, or neighboring states, with vague ties to something Irish.

Vague Ties to Carbon Tax.

Two storues vaguely tied together.

The New Yorker, November 18 , 1974P. 59 Two storues vaguely tied together.

By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, November 18 , 1974P. 59 Two storues vaguely tied together.

But the similarities were merely visual, as Danilova, accompanied by a guitarist, played a set that was only vaguely tied to pop music.

Gary Sinise, as a ruthless hotel developer with vague underworld ties, sneers and grimaces a few times and then tumbles headlong down a flight of stairs.

Studies have found that women tend to get feedback that's vague or tied to their personalities, which doesn't boost our performance ratings.

There's a particularly vivid moment when a group of men in pinstripe suits and vaguely loosened ties rush the floor to dance - out of time - to 'I Will Survive'.