Sentence examples for when vague from inspiring English sources

Such moments come in the lives of transgender people — times when vague feelings of general discomfort with their identity crystallize into that realization.

In 1984, S. B. Thorne and P. Himelstein found that "when vague and unfamiliar stimuli are presented, [test subjects] are highly likely to accept suggestions, particularly when the suggestions are presented by someone with prestige and authority".

The time between examinations is related to high levels of stress when vague findings are discovered [ 6].

In many cases, a frequentist inference can be obtained as a special case of the Bayesian inference, and when vague prior information is used, point and interval estimates are similar to the frequentist counterpart.

Although, the performance of the Braun model suffered more than the performance of the Gumbel model when vague priors were placed on the slope parameters in the logistic regression models for efficacy and toxicity.

Perhaps it was better, after all, when the vague "Yugoslav" was allowed to blur the exactness of "Serb" and "Croat".

Qualitative terms can be applied when a vague quota is satisfied without the need to sort out the details.

The strong version seems demanding to a bizarre extreme, and illustrates the point that an equality of opportunity ideal only seems uncontroversial when left vague and unspecified.

When a vaguely smug fellow materializes out of nowhere and without identification in Grand Central Terminal, he lands in the Manhattan Psychiatric Institute.

I was there, in 1998, for two consecutive nights at Hampton Coliseum, a pointy roadside goliath that, when lit, vaguely resembles a spaceship that has recently docked on Earth.

When you vaguely resemble a celebrity, you come to notice the wave of quasi-recognition that gently drifts across strangers' faces.