Sentence examples for vaguely from high-quality English sources.

• Sounds vaguely familiar.

• It made me vaguely prescient about what was said by the usual suspects about post-lockdown.

• The law set no time limits, and deputies talked vaguely of a transitional period of two months to two years.

• (Pro tip: whenever you prepare a disclosure statement, check all your previous ones on even vaguely related topics.

• They’d spoken of Berlin in a vaguely flirty way, as if they might like each other more there.

• Chrissie gestured vaguely at China and Jay moving among the goats, meaning they were occupied.

• The male paramedic seems vaguely pissed off by the wasted journey and not quite convinced by his story.

• If you have not felt vaguely censorious about someone else’s fun recently, you are a better person than me.

Use vaguely in a sentence.

• The whole thing was vaguely sadistic—so vaguely that it was ridiculous; clearly no harm was done.

• Everyone knows them, everyone understands what they are vaguely supposed to mean, and almost nobody questions them.

• "They've all written their boycott statements vaguely enough so they can keep their options open and come back to Facebook."

• EE’s site vaguely states that deals are “coming in November”, but you can register your interest to receive updates on its sale.

• The first lady vaguely condemned the attempted coup, saying she was "disappointed and disheartened with what happened last week."

• The original restaurant, on Sixteenth Street, was vaguely Tuscan, vaguely new American, and extremely hospitable.

• French painter and printmaker Marie Laurencin was especially known for her delicate watercolors of elegant, vaguely melancholic women.

• . … While we cannot prove Church’s thesis, since its role is to delimit precisely an hitherto vaguely conceived totality, we require evidence ….

vaguely sentence examples

• Sometimes Bebe came on his own, with his riding clothes and his notebooks, in which he wrote vaguely melancholy stories with vaguely crime-related plots.

• In the course of her academic career, Krug has identified as Algerian, African-American, Black Boricua, vaguely Afro-Latinx, vaguely Caribbean; she’s been from Kansas City, from the Bronx, and “of the hood.”

• After a 1962 schoolyard punch-up, the pupil in David’s left eye remained permanently dilated, having the serendipitous effect of lending him a vaguely unearthly appearance (the thrower of the punch, George Underwood, remained a close friend and later designed Bowie’s album artwork).

• In July, for example, the Justice Department announced that as part of a large settlement Citigroup would pay $2.5 billion in “consumer relief”, vaguely defined, for its contributions to the financial crisis, even more vaguely defined, and as a result the bank would not be prosecuted for actions in another area, the sale of collateralised debt obligations.