Sentence examples for vaguely positive from inspiring English sources

The place where outside electioneering is a bigger problem is in the City Council races, where smaller-bore contests among lesser-known candidates have been swamped by the spending of one group, with the vaguely positive, positively vague name Jobs for New York.

Nevertheless, they both draw vaguely positive conclusions about the show.

In Yorkville, Ill., a Chicago suburb, "everything's kind of vaguely positive," he said.

"It was vaguely positive," said a Western diplomat who traveled with Mr. Bashir.

But he had little more than a vaguely positive impression of Taylor.

Any footage of her looking vaguely positive was left on the cutting-room floor.

It is the branding mother-lode – stimulating a vague positive association founded on six-odd decades of mountaineering myth-building".

The downside, made more apparent over 500-plus pages, is that it can also be flippant, overcute (especially in endings), lazy and unresistant, with a preponderance of passive verbs and spritzing of vague positive adjectives.

If you bump into someone you've met once before, you might remember that they have a reputation for being nice, remember a specific incident of them being nice, or just retrieve a vague positive feeling about them – all forms of memory which tell you to trust this person, and all supported by different brain areas doing the same job in a slightly different way.

One patient had only a vague positive finding on CT, unilateral overproduction of aldosterone by AVS and after LA, PAD confirmed APA.

A series of commercials shown on Friday in Des Moines vaguely promoted positive thinking with a medley of pleasant images — yoga at sunset, sailboats, grandchildren, birthday cakes, college graduation — that could just as easily promote an insurance company or Paxil.