vaguely

• “It is a word vaguely familiar yet disturbingly foreign to me, its meaning an anomaly.”

  Simon & Schuster: Beneath the Bruises

• “An expression vaguely reminiscent of appreciation crossed her face.”

  Simon & Schuster: String Theory, Book 3: Evolution

• “He had read himself to sleep the night before, a book chosen because he found the title vaguely familiar, but the choice had been poor and haunted his dreams.”

  Simon & Schuster: Bloodthirst

• “Yet the certainty in his expression vaguely frightened her.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Glory Game

• “There is a possibility that Appian has used the term vaguely: but there is no real difficulty in conceiving the _municipia_ to be meant.”

  A History of Rome During the Later Republic and Early Principate

• “Szajba, which vaguely translates as "something between madness and fury," attracts a young, well-coifed crowd with its airy '60s living-room-style ambience and vast selection of cocktails, showily mixed by an eager bar staff.”

  International Herald Tribune - World News, Analysis, and Global Opinions

• “Just because the articles you linked to are using the term vaguely doesn't mean that I am.”

  FriendFeed - georgeh

• “Just because the articles you linked to are using the term vaguely doesn't mean that I am. the extreme examples include charging farmers for their livestock's methane gas output.”

  FriendFeed - georgeh

• “And John Hughes, because my title vaguely reminds me of The Breakfast Club tag line about a brain, an athlete, a basketcase, a princess and a criminal.”

  Archive 2009-08-01

• “The last translation used a term vaguely familiar to Alex.”

  The Last Starfighter

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