Vaguely.

Only vaguely.

Hmm. Vaguely.

Vaguely, yes.

Yes, I have, vaguely.

I vaguely remember meeting him.

Vaguely. I read it in school.

I know. I look vaguely familiar.

I do vaguely remember the person you describe.

Vaguely. His kid brother's a junkie, I think.

But I vaguely recollect signing something for insurance.

He mentioned your name as though it were only vaguely familiar.

I hoped, vaguely, that she'd understand my motives, maybe she wouldn't.

Generates random 3D plots that look vaguely mountainous. Written by Pascal Pensa 1997.

Obsolete trails wonder vaguely, crisscross, or break at right angles for no reason.

Vaguely, three days ago, but the other night I made your acquaintance by radio.

It might upset you vaguely, sir, if I tell you that you are wrong!

The many restrictions imposed on the media, in particular the vaguely defined offences, are incompatible with article 19, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.

It also imposes severe punishments for vaguely defined crimes which are open to wide interpretation by the authorities, such as writings detrimental to the President.

In a world increasingly dominated by grievances against immigrants, bankers, Muslims, liberal elites, Eurocrats, cosmopolitans, or anything else that seems vaguely alien such wise words are rare. Leaders worldwide should take note.

Secondly, the recipient of the information is vaguely defined. Competent authorities may be interpreted as implying all sorts of bodies, national as well as international, which inter alia may cause great problems of secrecy.

Nor did Hayden suggest any national security concern that might justify spying on the EU (there is none). Instead, he sought to dismiss the entire issue by hinting vaguely about intelligence gathering by some EU member states.

We may agree that our goal ought to be promoting happiness, rather than income or gross domestic product, but, if we have no objective measure of happiness, does this make sense? John Maynard Keynes famously said I would rather be vaguely right than precisely wrong.

So, yes, there are plenty of vaguely plausible reasons why the euro, despite its drawn out crisis, has remained so firm against the dollar so far. But don t count on a stable euro dollar exchange rate much less an even stronger euro in the year ahead.

Likewise, the US worries that China may use the AIIB to advance China s economic and political interests. But anyone who is even vaguely familiar with the US approach to multilateral lending knows that no other country has been as adept at exploiting its power and leverage for strategic gain.

That so called is appropriate, because the project, despite being only vaguely defined at this point, is most certainly not intended to create a single European capital market. Indeed, European Union leaders know better than to announce such an ambition, which would require a new treaty no one is prepared to open up that can of worms.

(19) The Committee notes that the conciliation tribunals are useful, but fears that the different mandates of the tribunals and of the ordinary courts have been defined vaguely and are not clear to the public, and that the system of judicial confirmation in the courts does not afford all the guarantees provided for in article 14 of the Covenant.

The Special Rapporteur s attention was further drawn to reports relating to the situation in Yemen where many of the offences punishable by death are reportedly vaguely worded and could easily be misused to convict persons carrying out activities which amount to no more than the peaceful expression of their conscientiously held beliefs, including their political opinion.