Sentences with phrase «vague thoughts»

Certain amount of them just want to attempt using dating site for free, because that they have a quite vague thought of what it's all going to be about.

No longer are we talking about vague thoughts about what we hope the website will achieve; we now have some solid goals to set some priorities to, and get into gear.

But child - development and parenting experts say that kind of vague thinking leads to some bad decisions.

They had pandered to some in the educational establishment who believed that qualifications should assess vague thinking skills rather than core subject knowledge.

All it would have taken was one little clause: «Employee agrees to dedicate from one - half to three - quarters of her teaching time discussing why sitting in one's room and thinking vague thoughts about God while watching a tape of Dawson's Creek is not an adequate alternative for attending Mass.» And I don't mind, really I don't.

It really felt like it was targeting internet sites like tumblr, facebook, instagram groups of people, the story elements that are leave vague I think there is some appeal to some people like the fans of Five Nights at Freddy's.

Gorky, I had a vague idea that he existed, but very vague I think.

Unpromising results, dead ends, and vague thoughts of ending it all, by which I mean leaving science and getting an MBA.

In response to this, Gibb said that GCSE and A-level qualifications required fundamental reform, as for many years exam boards had «competed with each other to appeal to the lowest common denominator in the battle for market share», which resulted in qualifications that assessed «vague thinking skills rather than core subject knowledge».

Though Nolan offered some vague thoughts on Alfred and Bruce Wayne's final encounter in Florence, he was slightly more specific on the mention of Robin's name at the end of the film.

The only real conclusion I've come to by going through these vague thoughts and ideas is that for a lot of projects self - publishing is the only sensible option.

I start a painting with a vague thought — it could be based on my everyday experience, or something else altogether — and from there a story begins to take shape.

There's a coherent discussion to be had about all of this, necessarily starting with how environmentalism is defined, but IMO Foley's vague thoughts are a poor place to begin.

I can't remember much about my thought process other than a vague thought of «another charlatan».

Favourite moment, vague thoughts of the poor, young male student that got to watch the last stages of my labour.