"Exactly" in the sense of, well, vaguely.
Actions like this prompted Maclean's, a national news weekly edited here, to publish a Day cover article last summer with the title: "How Scary?" The writer mused ominously: "There is something, well, vaguely American about him".
The boy Michael learned to play the piano well, with vague aspirations of a professional musical career, before accepting that he would never be quite proficient enough.
An opening bounce on Wall Street as well as vague talk Spain might finally request a bailout seemed to do the trick.
But he also said the United Nations inspectors could be confounded if, a week after the attack, the "worried well" presented vague symptoms but no solid evidence of chemical exposure.
The following day the Confederates had a fleeting chance to turn the battle in their favour, but poor coordination among their generals, as well as vague instructions from Johnston, conspired to cheat them of the opportunity.
Three cheers and one cheer more for the federal judge in Philadelphia who punished a lawyer for a stream of typos as well as "vague, ambiguous, unintelligible, verbose and repetitive" prose.
Walk the length of Spring Street, from the Bowery to the Hudson River, and you'll pass through three neighborhoods: NoLIta, SoHo and then, well, a vague area south of the Village and north of TriBeCa.
Though its terms may well be vague, that would allow Hollande to claim victory in his push for a more balanced approach to the crisis.
NextEV's pitch includes lots about connectivity, as well as vague teases such as, "Do people still want to own cars at all?" That may be an allusion to what Faraday is also talking about.
Denmark has deliberately reorganised cancer diagnostic services to reduce the gatekeeping role by enabling PCPs to undertake timely investigation of patients with alarming as well as vague symptoms.
