Sentences with phrase «vague way»

If the consultant you're thinking of hiring is not good at returning emails or communicates in vague ways, then take a pass.

That's a very vague way of saying we're still playing.

That is obvious in a broad and vague way when we consider some of the various ways in which we speak of trying (and often failing) to understand: We speak of hoping to understand the instruction manual that accompanies a new word processor and of trying to understand a novel like James Joyce's Ulysses; though both are printed texts, what it is to understand one is quite different from what it is to understand the other.

A very vague way of saying, «something somewhere might be wrong on your site.»

In the final third, cards are finally played, but many in the audience who aren't thoroughly confused by the interminably vague way the plot unravels will likely find it too analytical in its developments to be properly emotionally compelled, only occasionally of interest due to McCarthy's abstractly existential conversations about the grasp for survival and the clarity of seeing, up close, the shape of one's inevitable death.

When it comes to his education, he attended Nasson College in Maine, but he describes his school in a rather vague way as if it was without any real structure.

It also addresses penalties in a disturbingly vague way:

Spring rates and antiroll bars have been softened by ten percent or more, and even sizable road bumps reach occupants only in the most vague way.

The presentation of the cleric's obligations is made in a very vague way; the text of the Code is far more specific.

Canadians may care in a vague way about reducing carbon emissions, but persuading them to let someone mount a newfangled grey box in their homes — one that is likely to lower a house's temperature during the winter — has been tougher.

But, when we talk about America becoming great again — defined, in a vague way, by a greater degree of upward mobility — what decade most often gets referenced?

The idea that obedience to God, at least in some vague way, results in health and wealth has been present in American Christianity since at least the 1800s.

The shape of the questions guiding our inquiry determines, in some vague way at least, the kind of results we will get from the inquiry.

«They were in a generalized way Lutheran, which meant in some vague way that they thought they were Christian.

It is characteristic of this view that each moment of experience is perceptive not only of the immediate past of the universe, but, in a vague way, of the entire past set of occurrences that have constituted the world process.

Suppose that we do allow that in some vague way the analogy with a machine is better, what follows?

During postmortems, JPL engineers complained about the confusing and vague way the offices presented its requirements.

They were presented by Andy Serkis — whose work in War for the Planet of the Apes was, in some vague way, recognized in the form of a Best Visual Effects nomination — and Tiffany Haddish, who was not recognized for her brilliant work in Girls Trip, but who was thrown out there anyway and left to rely only on her improvisational skills.

So, in some vague way, this made The Stoned Age the greatest American Graffiti rip off.

From the Zubaz and audio cassette rack sightings to the memory of HBO as a novelty (albeit one that everyone in Lowell can somehow afford), The Fighter sustains its era colorfully and poignantly even while compressing the real timeline in a vague way.

We've reached the stage in Star Wars: The Last Jedi promotions in which the flow of new information has slowed to a trickle, where new additions to the cast tease their roles in vague ways and two seconds of footage is enough to light up Reddit threads.

As Publishers Lunch's Michal Cader notes, it's done «in the vaguest way,» i.e. it's less a clarification than a «never mind» to slow the latest industry - wide apache dance.

or only in a vague way.

Alright, so there we have it, my own personal attempt at validating my criticism of the game, of expaining, in a vague way, how and why I felt that the pacing was off.

I guess the best and most vague way to sum up my feelings is that The Villager Crone didn't click with me at all.

Now that everything was falling apart around me I finally saw clearly what I'd known in a vague way for years: this wasn't the life I wanted.

Although it claims to be a reward for outstanding new work the prize has quickly and inevitably become a reward for long service, an occasion during which art world inhabitants can pat each other on the back in the vague way that Hollywood does when it distributes its honorary distinguished service Oscars.

But my assumption about Hertsgaard simply wording that in a vague way when he knew better was wrong.

If domestic violence has been an issue, there are restraining orders that are or have been in place, there are abuse or neglect allegations present (including emotional abuse of a spouse or children), or the co-parents have had trouble coordinating and reaching decisions without outside assistance, be prepared to explain these situations in factual detail so you can avoid summarizing the situation in a vague way.

But exploring a certain location without adequate guidance seems like a vague way to travel.

Toward the end, it's suggested that The Circle's top leaders are hypocrites given over to capital - E Evil in some vague way, but their actual intentions are never established.

We often talk of values without really being clear about what we mean; to speak of something meeting your values is often just a vague way of saying that it feels right.

That's a vague way to describe what you did.

Clients» anxiety can be diminished simply by knowing more objectively where they will stand after the divorce rather than just worrying in a vague way about their financial future with no clear plan.