Sentence examples for vaguely European from inspiring English sources

It sounds vaguely European.

"Every woman feels sexy in lingerie," Kristen says in a familiar, vaguely European accent.

Except for the palms, all the towns look vaguely European -- and with good reason.

He spoke with a vaguely European accent and wore blocky designer eyeglasses and flashy three-piece suits.

What possible decorating disaster is going to come my way?" The magazine's white-bannered cover and manly title still look familiar, vaguely European, like an auction catalog.

And so, once upon a time, to a cold, gray, vaguely European city where there lived a little girl named Liesl, whose doting father has recently died.

"She'll love it," said the vaguely European-looking saleswoman, stroking the sheer negligee hanging seductively from the mannequin.

The vaguely European-looking saleswoman slid the straps down the mannequin's shoulders and suggested I take another moment to think it over, perhaps unaware that my mind was already at home in my bedroom: there I am in my heart-themed boxer shorts, sipping some wine, watching Kristen stride languidly toward the bed, her eyes glittering with passion.

The summit meetings are exercises in finding consensus among disparate countries whose leaders' eyes are fixed on domestic voters, not on some vague European public.

He's more effective in the play within the play, tackling the role of the submissive aristocrat with a vague European accent, than he is as the playwright, whose outbursts at Vanda's manipulations don't always have the firepower they should.

His accent seemed vaguely eastern European.