Sentences with phrase «something vague»

They give you vague hints like «a woman advertising by the pier,» and you have to snap the subject's portrait with zero other guidance.

I think devs intentionally keep it vague hoping to get people like me to buy it.

Instead of saying something vague like you love to chill or hang out — say you enjoy hanging out with friends and family, or you love going to social events.

Rather than say something vague such as «conduct legal research» or «review client documents,» be as specific as possible in describing what you are doing.

Could you give me a vague idea of quantity?

In the midst of his grief, he is visited a tree - like monster, who tells him vague stories that a bit too close to home.

«She'd give me a vague answer,» he says with a laugh.

The council called it vague and recommended the board cut out many of the provisions in the proposed code.

The guide - guard said something vague about the bean holes not always working.

I'd come up with something vague and hopeful and self - improving, but I wasn't sure I necessarily bought the idea.

The biggest mistake you can make when writing your resume is making it vague, bland, or forgettable.

Don't choose something vague, like sell more books!

They often tell a consumer something vague, like you «opened too many credit lines recently» without telling you exactly how many points that cost you.

So, was I vague enough, or too vague?

Try not to us vague words like «several», «various».

Just remember two important elements when crafting your headline — keep it short and keep it vague.

Was comfortable dating a vampire, gave me a vague idea of what it is like for a vampire to experience subtle energy.

If your headline just has your job title, company, or something vague like «student» it's time for an update.

Two sculptures by Donald Judd at the Leo Castelli Gallery clarified for me some vague feelings of physical incompleteness and ideological limitation which his large Whitney retrospective last year had suggested.

At the time Cable, then the Liberal Democrats» Treasury spokesperson, held an essential agnostic position: his party would plump for something vague in the middle, he suggested.

Pressed for more, she says he offered something vague about domestic violence.

Meet a monster for the first time and your Hunter's Notes will give you a vague description of it; after that, you learn what parts of the monster can be broken off for extra rewards, then its overall weaknesses, then how likely those rewards are to drop.

On my author blog, people often send me The Vague, even though my blog guidelines state I require specific «real life» experiences.

Synergy Synergy might sound like a trendy term, but hiring managers often find it vague.

The satisfaction of beating a level in Lexiv is rewarding in the classic sense as well as giving you the vague feeling that you learnt something.»

Whether you want something vague like to simply be heard, to better understand who you are speaking with, or a more pointed goal such as securing a raise or dividing chores with your spouse, enter the conversation with a clear goal in mind.

You meet an archaeologist who gives you vague hints as to how your should proceed.

The device learns your musical preferences and picks music it thinks you'll like when you give it a vague direction like, «Hey Siri, play party music.»

However, while this gives us a vague common denominator which we can all use, by virtue of this same vagueness it isn't much help in saying who Jesus is.

The governor left it vague today (and has apparently danced around the edges with lawmakers as well), but has framed the effort as a way to boost job growth.

Just because someone tells you a vague phrase that one or another product is good for weight training it does not mean the supplement is going to help you achieve your desired results — enhancing strength is not as important when you're trying to lose weight and the opposite — increasing your metabolism is not important when you want to build muscle.

The story is only told through text-less and voiceless images, and cut scenes giving you a vague understanding of a tragedy that befell the world the mysterious Drifter (the player character) explores.

It has big towns and cities filled with NPCs who give you vague advice and don't care if you steal stuff out of their dresser and a huge, treasure - packed overworld map that's in scale with your character's dimensions.

Your nightmare is my point exactly — we all vague dreams about being unprepared; I had nightmares of one specific teacher tormenting me with questions about one specific subject.

Although some advocates found the voluntary subject - area standards to be nuanced, rich, and complex, critics pronounced them vague, ideological, or too numerous to cover.

Ground Zeroes puts the player in an open world and gives it a vague mission, and it is up to you as the player as to how you want to resolve the mission and finish it.

The annoyingly helpful hints — which reminded me of Clippy the paper clip helper from Microsoft Office — were sometimes too quick to come up, and would simply tell me some vague thing I already knew but not any details on where I was supposed to go or how I was supposed to achieve it.

It doesn't give everything away, mind you, but definitely gives you a vague gist of what happened.

i, for one, like the words «constant motion for momentum» or something vague along those lines.

However, I start out from something vague I only wish to define during my work, from something mysterious I seek to illustrate, so that it will take me by surprise when it is there.

How much time did I spend on the resumes that had no clear job target — that either left the job target blank or stated something vague such as «Sales Professional»?

Or I'll Google something vague like baseball and see if the advertisements start on Facebook — they often do,» she says over email.

Otherwise, for example, while writing a tv reporter resume, if one mentioned working in front of the camera as a valuable piece of experience, it would mean something vague and not definitely related to the job of a reporter.

He's not initiating anymore, only giving you vague nonchalant answers.