Sentence examples for vague was from inspiring English sources

The Nouvelle Vague was in vogue.

To be vague was advisable.In this section From hero to knave A punch for honest taxpayers?

For the Nouvelle Vague was truly young - the directors' experiments remain contemporary.

The phrase "La Nouvelle Vague" was first used in 1957 by the journalist Françoise Giroud.

Tired was a vague descriptor, and anything vague was treacherous, but Eileen didn't want to push.

But her choice of words, however vague, was telling: she said "several," not two, or a couple.

"Leaving things vague is terrifying," he told the Associated Press.

But it's all rather vague, isn't it?

Don't be vague, be specific.

If that sounds vague, far vaguer was to come.

The "vaguely" is priceless.