Sentence examples for vaguely identified from inspiring English sources

Characters are only vaguely identified and emerge from indistinct situations (the test, the fear, the failure, the disaster).

Just before Christmas, the postings of a vaguely identified blogger spurred a flurry of responses from lawmakers.

The locations range from cities like Mazatlán, where Pacifico is brewed, to a surfing beach in a jungle that is only vaguely identified — the better to keep away the land sharks (people who do not surf but insist they do).

He was flanked by Mr. Gelman, who sipped watermelon juice, and joined in explaining how the two — who are brothers-in-law — conceived of writing about Mr. Milchan, who had been vaguely identified in Israel's press as the "Chuck Norris of the Lakam".

What's being presented as a thrilling turn of the tables could also been seen as a spiteful chance to get back at a vaguely identified force that makes some people feel pushed to the outside of the culture.

Originally, RTN was rather vaguely identified as a collection of neurons located at the ventral surface of the brainstem.

In some cases handwritten family labels only vaguely identify the lost relative; an 1830s ring with jet stones around a lock of blond hair arrived at the society a few years ago, with a tag noting that it came from "some old Gardner".

Vague first identified android (upper-body or abdominal) obesity as being associated with diabetes and atherosclerosis over 50 years ago [ 13].

Both Woods and Doherty were ultimately identified vaguely as Embassy "security officers".

They were vague about identifying details, because they were playing hooky.

Don't be vague when identifying these goals.