Sentence examples for vaguely understanding from inspiring English sources

But Chan was just a child, only vaguely understanding the words "white supremacy" even as she read them to her parents.

200 The traditional paradigm of human dignity seems to have little in common with today's, however vague, understanding.

The vaguely worded "understanding" did not say that China had promised to stop claiming the kingdom as a former Chinese province.

But several, like Mr. Dorn, possessed few qualifications and seemed to have only a vague understanding of their duties.

Many only had a "vague understanding" of farming and were increasingly suspicious of it, the heir to the throne said.

"Even then," he said, "he had this talent for expatiating about philosophers he didn't have the vaguest understanding of".

But I knew that, like me, he had only a vague understanding of what that meant: money, who had it and who didn't.

"They have only a vague understanding of what farming is or does; and, as outsiders looking in, they are increasingly suspicious of it.

You might have hoped that any government with even the vaguest understanding of environmental protection would have told them to bog off with extreme prejudice.

I realized that I had only a vague understanding of what any of the positions were, and I'm sure that came through during the interviews.

Many people in black neighborhoods had not heard about Google Fiber, and many who knew only had a vague understanding of it.