Sentence examples for vague were from inspiring English sources

Later Agnès Varda, a photographer turned filmmaker, would become a leading member of the movement, but the female stars of the Nouvelle Vague were the actors; Brigitte Bardot, Jeanne Moreau, Fanny Ardant, Catherine Deneuve, Anna Karina..

The films that announced the arrival of something truly novel in the nouvelle vague were the feature debuts of François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, Les Quatres cents coups (1959) and A bout de souffle (1960).

Muslims (but they really meant Arab Muslims--the lack of differentiation between tribe, ethnicity and religion became increasingly vague) were here to end our way of life.

"Sporadic" and "vague" were the words Gregory used to describe communication from the management at 2 Gold immediately following the storm.

The Nouvelle Vague was in vogue.

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

"That's a bit vague, isn't it?

'The man himself remained vague,' is how Naipaul puts it.

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

Don't be vague, be specific.

The "vaguely" is priceless.