He was so unaccustomed to even giving a thought to household details, that he had a vague sense of self-pity because he was now obliged to do so.
Instead, she had a vague sense of distinction on account of it.
The only explanation would be that the "vague sense of injustice" mentioned below must have been felt by him so keenly as to warp for the moment his moral judgment.
One does not easily get rid of a vague sense of injustice in this, but the injustice was not of man's contriving.
It was not without a vague senseof terror that the hunchback remained alone with the lady superior.
He had a vague sense of having seen him before, but could not remember where.
The fact was Miss Tempest kept down all her feelings, with a vague sense that to show them would be to waste her substance: it was the one shape that the yet lingering selfishness of a very unselfish person took.
Ellen could see, even without turning round, that her father looked very sober, and did not seem to be much interested in his paper, and a vague sense of calamity oppressed her.
A vague sense of injury was over Ellen, in spite of her delight and her gratitude--a sense of injury which she could not fathom, and for which she chided herself.
Isabel was haunted by a vague sense of impropriety, which she ridiculed but could not stifle.
This bedroom was so simple and girlish that it gave him a vague sense of pleasure.
The incessant colloquy between him and the sea gave him a vague sense of prostration, as if the sublime language were beyond his restricted powers, so eager to grasp the meaning of the incomprehensible.
And feeling the breath of triumph surge round him, a vague sense of resentment rose up in him against the possibilities of the morrow.
I can hardly say what the reason of it was, but it is very certain that I had a vague sense of some impending event as we took our seats in the Master's library.
I had been but a short time in his library when a vague sense of uneasiness came over me.
It was like stirring a stick amongst a drift of last year's leaves, to awaken but a dry rustling, a vague sense of unsubstantiality.
A dull commiseration, together with a vague sense of injury, crept about Soames' heart.
She hardly knew what she had been seeking, or why the failure to find it had so blotted the light from her sky: she was only aware of a vague sense of failure, of an inner isolation deeper than the loneliness about her.
This surprising event, coinciding too completely with her meeting with Dorset to be regarded as contingent upon it, had yet immediately struck Lily with a vague sense of foreboding.
It was certainly strange that she should have taken this step without letting Gerty Farish know of her decision; and Selden waited with a vague sense of uneasiness while the address was sought for.
One Sunday a vague sense of duty to his still missing benefactor impelled him to spend part of his holiday upon the wharves.
And a vague sense of his responsibility, as one who had been the luckiest, and who was building the first "house" in the camp, troubled him.
The ardor with which he had spoken, This close, rapid question, thus suddenly broken, Inspired in Matilda a vague sense of fear, As though some indefinite danger were near.
And then, when he turned from these thoughts to Lucile, Though his heart rose enraptured he could not but feel A vague sense of awe of her nature.
Theos noted his behavior with a vague sense of amusement,--the man took such evident delight in his own ill- humor, and seemed to be so thoroughly convinced that his opinion on all affairs was the only one worth having.
He heard, with a vague sense of mingled pleasure and sadness, the deep, mellow tones of the monarch's voice vibrating through the silence, .
During the latter part of August Breed was conscious of a vague sense of loneliness.
The recovery of her breath was accompanied by a vague sense of loss which rapidly deepened into an ache of loneliness so oppressive that her whole spirit was weighed down by it.
Leonard Greenleaf stopped short, his breathlessness mingling with the annoyance at having let himself be carried away by his ideas, and producing a vague sense of warm helplessness.
She had gazed at it often with a vague sense of comprehension and a feeling that the contemplation of it brought within her grasp the spirit of the chivalrous past.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vague sense" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
