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121. He must have harbored the vague notion that I could reassure him.

122. Homemade pizzas often lack even a vague hint of authenticity.

123. The persistent tendency to cover up for our lack of effectiveness by using vague language must be strongly resisted.

124. Liz fell silent in mid-word of a vague murmured greeting to stare.

125. Is knowledge lost from memory or does it change, becoming vague and imprecise, or distorted, or disconnected and fragmented?

126. Who will dream my face as white as wedding sheets, my lips vague as laundered bloodstains?

127. I rubbed a patch clear and looked out hopefully; saw stone walls, the vague shapes of silver birch and larch.

128. But in his second phase the issues of systematicity and method become blurred and the connection with structural linguistics becomes vague.

129. Such vague propositions need to rest on some testable factual basis.

130. These consisted of a vague meander across the fields surrounding the company premises, along a route apparently chOsen by Ralph.

131. A Rachmaninov piano concerto swept through the flat, making the problem of Ruth trivial and vague.

132. His principles are so vague that even his intimates seem unable to put them into words.

133. Precise questions encourage precise answers while vague ones often elicit more information.

134. Shoes spun end over end in vague orbits about their owners.

135. Continue east to a vague track junction near a gate.

136. Moreover. such goals that can be indicated are frequently vague[sentencedict.com], multiple and contradictory.

137. If they have the Blackshard with them, the Oracle will simply mutter some words of warning and vague threat.

138. He felt that everything was somehow vague and meaningless; nothing had sharp emotional impact.

139. For a few minutes longer Isabel tried to sort out hard facts from vague suspicions, with little success.

140. Her eyesight was vague and muzzy, her mouth felt like the bottom of a sandpit.

141. Her face had become big and vacant, the eyes sluggishly furtive, the mouth vague.

142. Dennis gave me the vague smile of complicity that men exchange in lavatorial situations.

142. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

143. The crowd at the Communist rally demonstrated why the leadership had to keep its rhetoric vague.

144. But it was a vague idea, little more, Neville remembers, than an inchoate impulse.

145. Any attempt to nail down individuals with the aid of rules and collective values seems doomed to vague and complex generalities.

146. Right and wrong established from these sources is utterly vague and capable of unlimited alternative interpretations.

147. None of these writers looks at housework satisfaction; the notion of feminine domesticity is undefined and usually rather vague.

148. Vincent had up to then only given vague hints about his relationship with Sien.

149. A vague feeling of disorientation or strangeness relative to the immediate environment. 3.

150. To talk about controlling the money supply is too vague.